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Strawberry Preserves with Fresh Strawberries(43 votes) Click on a star to add your own rating    The first ingredient on the label, and therefore the most plentiful, is Strawberries. This is good. Corn syrup is not the main ingredient. If you start from there, you can't go wrong. They definitely taste like strawberries and there are plenty of pieces of real strawberries mixed up in the jam. I've had better, but only at a much higher price and from a small, low production company whose product was essentially homemade. For commercial preserves, these are outstanding. Submitted on 03/14/2006 by Rollo Number of people who have "favored" this: 0 Read all 6 reviews below -OR-Add your own reviewReviews (6)
bywar17, August 6, 2006
This has to be best value Strawberry Preserve around. You really get big pieces of strawberries. The price is lower than most other preserves.
bycrew512, August 13, 2006
all of the "fresh" preserves are DELICIOUS - my favorite is the blueberry. slap that on a blueberry scone w/some butter... mmmm!
byLexiB, August 21, 2006
TJ's usually takes the healthy route, but not this time. There should be no corn syrup in jam. Ever.
byclearbright, November 28, 2006
After I tried these "fresh" preserves, I can't go back to other preserves. It's the huge chunks of fruit in every jar that have spoiled me! I love both the strawberry and apricot.
byAlexisfromTexas, January 10, 2008
This was a huge disappointment. The flavor was sweet and bland without the twang of real strawberries and the texture was too thick. It's one of the few products I returned to the store. I would definitely not buy this again, but am hopelessly addicted to the cherry and apricot versions, which I've been known to eat from the jar!
byLuvMeSomeTJs, July 21, 2010
Hopefully TJs will switch to real sugar, or something other than corn syrup for these jams. I love that it's nice and thick and has a lot of flavor.
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