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Wow what a useful report! Could we have one on people's favourite colours next please and then what the most popular dog names are.
I used to use Anathoth jams because they do not add any ingredients other than those you can find in home made jams and they taste like home made jams however I now use Kaiora organic jams for a number of reasons. They also use only natural ingredients. Being organic, I can be sure they do not contain any pesticides etc and I have concerns about the potential harmful health effects of substances such a pesticides included as by products in non organic food. Kaiora jams do not contain any sugar or artificial sweetener. They rely on the natural sweetness of the fruit. As well as containing only natural ingredients, no sweeteners, they come in a recyclable glass jar.
I first tried Anathoth a couple of years ago, I won't buy anything else. It reminds me of my Mums jam.
As a diabetic who has gone right off sweet foods I find that the tarter taste of Jok'n'Al jam is preferable. Standard sugary jams are just too sickly. The very low sugar and energy content makes the product easier to fit into my diet.
What a shame they use non recyclable packaging I buy barkers because I can recycle the glass jar.
Anathoth jam is delicious, the consistency is the easiest to spread as it's quite runny, unlike the jelly-like cheaper alternatives.