Sure-Jell Premium Fruit Pectin for Less or No Sugar Needed Recipes Value Pack, 2 ct Pack, 1.75 oz Boxes

hard for me to use,this type is fussy and didnt jell the best.I should have taken more time ordering to get the regular,this is less sugar.I dont recommend it,Mine turned watery and not tasty.worst jam I ever made.Ingredients are too expensive to not get a guaranteed result.Plus your time and not being able to enjoy your kitchen work.IT COULD BE LABLED BETTER.Looked like the same. to me.

I have made 8 batches of apricot jam and it has worked well. Low sugar will not get as firm as the regular pectin. I would use the regular one if you want to use it for sandwhiches. This one is great for toppings, pancakes, waffles, ice cream topping. I did let it cook an extra minute at the full boil and it became a little firmer. I also used the fruit fresh to keep the color of the fruit.

"I make a great deal of jam, and I only use the ""low sugar"" pectin because I want to taste the fruit and do not want all the sugar."

It's hard to find low sugar pectin at other stores and they had it in stock and ready for pickup at a good price.

Have used this many times. Easy to make jellies, jams or preserves. Ready to put on shelf in a couple of hours. Made 6 jars of wonderful strawberry preserves.

I started making various types of jam two years ago. Since I am diabetic I appreciate a fruit pectin that uses a low amount of sugar or zero sugar. Sure Jell has been a part of my jam, jelly and tomato sauce canning for 50 years

Great product that I use every year to make a low sugar, triple berry(strawberries, blackberries and raspberry ) freezer jam. Used on toast or for peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, topping for ice cream😋

Good price, but the "best by" date is less than a year away; I usually have more than a year to use the pectin I buy, which is why I bought so much.

I purchased a set of 3 boxes of the Sure Jell low sugar pectin online because it was priced better. One box, when opened, the package was not sealed properly and the pectin was spilled all inside the box. My biggest complaint is that all 3 boxes were days within the expiration date. Yes, I know, it's fine to use if you plan to use it soon, but that is not the point and I wasn't planning to use all 3 boxes immediately. If you're going to be selling me nearly expired food products, you'd better be giving me a really good deal AND letting me know that it's close to expiration.

I use this product all the time to make jam. It is not the product itself that I have a problem with. It is the fact that I purchased this on February 20th and it had an expiration date of January 11th. I didn't look at the date when I received it and didn't look until I went to use it on March 2nd.