GOOD GOOD No Added Sugar Fruit Jam Variety Pack of 4 - Keto Friendly Jelly - Concord, Strawberry, Apricot and Forest Fruit Jams - Low Calorie, Low Carb and Vegan - 12oz / 330g Jars

Pricey but the product is completely worth it! Delicious and healthy !

Having switched to a low carb no added sugar diet has really been so hard in the past mostly because I miss my favorite snacks. Toast & jelly and a Pb&j being one of them. These are amazing. They taste sooo dang good. No weird after taste like other stuff. They have less carbs than fake sugar free stuff. Of course price is higher than regular jelly but it’s to be expected for the good stuff. So far I’ve only opened the Strawberry and Apricot. Strawberry isn’t as sweet as regular smackers which is a huge plus. Apricot isn’t as tart as I’d like but still so good. If your missing a good jam you're bound to be pleased with purchasing this. The packaging was great they have definitely upgraded their packaging from that I can tell. Jars came in perfect shape. I will buy this again.

If you’re doing the keto diet’s, these jams and jellies are the best. Even if you’re not my husband and son ate it because they ran out of they’re very sugary one and didn’t even know they ate it until I told them. They couldn’t tell the difference

The flavor is excellent . My biggest regret about this product is simply that it's pretty thin and runny . I use a spoon to apply it to bread a knife won't really work . I wasa bit disappointed about the cost but than everything costs more now days , especially for a more healthy product like this sugar free jam . I'm not sure if I will purchase again as the peanut butter was really a runny mess .

I've tried several different brands of sugar free jam. This one is the best. It tastes as good as a regular so it's a great healthier alternative

This was a lucky find for me. Since starting on a healty eating track I have missed jams. These are low calorie, delicious, have lots of real fruit or berries, no added sugar. Little goes a long way. They are good on a slice of whole wheat bread or brown rice thin crakers, mixed with greek yogurt. I am happy to recommend GOOD GOOD No Added Sugar Fruit Jams to people who are trying to cut on sugar in their diet.

Yes, these jams are a little loose. A good stir and keeping it refrigerated seems to be all it takes to keep it on the firmer side. I don’t understand why people say it doesn’t have flavor. I think Americans are so used to added sugar in everything that this might be “bland”. I love these jams because they just taste like fruit. No extras. Just delicious fruit. If you are looking for something overly sweet, this isn’t it. This is a nice, natural tasting product that I add to whole grain toast, sandwiches, and I like mixing it in with my homemade “nice cream” and plain yogurt. I like that you can’t taste any artificial sweetener in this product. Asa diabetic I’ve had a LOT of sugar free things that are loaded with fake sweeteners and my body doesn’t like the artificial sweeteners. I highly recommend these jams. My box came intact and packed well.

These jams/preserves are good for those really trying to avoid sugar and get the lowest calorie spread on the market, but just know that you are getting just that: a less sweet product than Smucker’s No Sugar varieties or your generic store brand N.S. I would recommend the strawberry, apricot, or raspberry if you want the most flavor. The grape and blueberry (and cherry if available) are very weak flavored, and boy, do they run right off your piece of bread (very water-y). These versions are all 5 calories, but latterly , the company has offered “jam products” that are 10 calories, so perhaps those taste better. Also, these are expensive! Depending on your area, you can pay as much as $7/jar. If you’re lucky, they’ll be about $4.99 on sale. Walmart does sell the Strawberry (at least some do) for the lowest price. I wouldn’t waste your money on any of the mixed fruits varieties, even though they sound really good. They just don’t taste like much. Worth a try once, but no promises. All depends on how much you want to count your calories.