A taste of Summer berries anytime! If you’re looking to completely cut out or just reduce added sugar, Pomona’s Pectin and Allulose are a perfect combo.

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Healthline: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/allulose

Heat Stability of Allulose: https://allulose.org/reformulating-products-allulose-considerations-flavor-profile-freezing-stability-sweetener-compatibility/

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36 Comments

  1. I used Pomonas for the first time last year and I’m a convert! I prefer a softer set so I cut back on the pectin a bit on my recipes. It’s so much more affordable than traditional pectin too.

    Your sweater is pretty btw, that color suits you

  2. It's my favorite jam, but I would have to run it through the strainer for the seeds. The ungodly amount of sugar is why I haven't made many jams. We don't have fruits yet on our land so buying the fruit and the sugar is a bit spendy at the moment. We also rarely eat jam, but when we finally start getting fruits, we might have to lol.

  3. So thankful you did this video this week. I've had some boxes of pomona's pectin in my storage and haven't used them because I just haven't looked up how to use them and I don't want to mess it up. Will update you when I do some jam this season! (Gotta hold myself accountable! :D) I think I'm gonna do the full shebang and do the allulose as well, because I have 2 bags of it I've just not used. Shame on me, I know. Let us know how it comes out!

  4. I purchased it also on my last azure order, jam will be on this years list. I'm totally out of hot pepper jelly also.
    Today I canned ten pints of sweet and sour red cabbage with apples. Tasted good before it went into the jars so here's hoping! Yesterday I squeezed 10 more quarts of grapefruit juice, back into canning mode it seems. Refried beans going into the freeze dryer, mashed potatoes just came out. Have a great week!

  5. First thank you so much Carter for replying to me about the spice jars you use. My order from amazon Canada is coming today and looking forward to transferring all my spices into them. I really like keeping things in glass as to plastic. I can taste plastic sometimes when you store your goods in plastic containers. I have never used pemonas pectin and will look into this for sure. I use a sugar alternative as well. Jams and jellies are just too sweet and really do not need all that sugar. Have a wonderful week to all.

  6. Did you know Pomona pectin comes in one pound package? Which equals to 16 of the little and expensive boxes.
    Azure sells it. Pomona web site sells it, also.
    Does not expire.
    I make a double batch each time. I use one cup of honey with four cups of mashed fruit. So a double batch would be 
    eight cups of mashed fruit and two cups honey. While the fruit and calcium are heating up, I stir the honey and pectin together.  
    When the fruit has come to a boil, I add the honey, pectin mixture to it. Then bring to a boil, and fill jars up, and water bath can. I do use a bit more pectin and calcium solution. I am not an exact measurement type cook. I leave the seeds in the fruit.

  7. I have used this and the only thing I don’t like is the jam goes dark. 😊 has this ever happened to you?

  8. I've been working on strawberry preserves and jelly. I use Pomona too. Love how it uses less sugar and jells every time.

  9. I'm new to canning and have learned soooo much from your videos. I am enjoying learning from you. My sister-in-law told me about Pamona's Pectin. I ordered the pectin and the Preserving with Pamona's Pectin book. I have been looking things over this past week and today I thought to myself…"I wonder if Carter from Grow and Preserve has a video using Pamona's?" About 5 mins later I check my phone and there was the notification that you had a new video…..about using Pamona's Pectin!!! Well, how 'bout that? Perfect timing. Thank you for doing that just for me! 😂❤

  10. Hi.Carter, I’ve been watching for awhile and I really like the kitchen remodel! I’m hoping we get a grand tour. I’m in the process of building a small house and was wondering what countertops you chose.

  11. Thank you Carter. Beautiful Raspberry Jam. I have about 10 pounds of soft dried apricots that I purchased at Sprouts on a great bulk sale. Need to make this a priority. Have a great Sunday.

  12. Thank you for the recipe as well as the links for Allulose.. I am one of those people that was apprehensive to use Pomona’s pectin.. I have a box and will be trying it!

  13. Your videos motivate me so much to get to canning. I have two big bags of beef bones in my freezer that I'm going to get going in my roaster today. Excited to can a bunch of beef broth! Thanks Carter!

  14. I'm glad you made this video, Carter. 😊 I've always wanted a great explanation of how to use Pomonas Pectin, and you've delivered. Have a fantastic week, take good care.😊

  15. So the Pamona's pectin COMES with the calcium packets? didn't know that, one of the reasons I haven't wanted to try it. Raspberry jam is such a treat isn't it?! 🙂

  16. Although I am not a fan of raspberries, I hope to make some blueberry and strawberry preserves this year. Does monk fruit work the same way as the Allulose? I have heard from some You Tubers that artificial sweetener does not hold up as well as sugar, so have been hesitant to use it. I guess I need to read up on Allulose, since I've only heard it mentioned here (which is a good thing LOL).

  17. I need to try the Pomona pectin; I bought the cookbook and the pectin already. Plus I had no idea there was a freezor challenge.. Oh My! Thank you, Carter. Have a great day!

  18. Can you do a video with your absolute favorite things you've canned. I'm a new canner and I have learned all that I do from watching your videos. Everything I've tried came out beautifully. You have a lot of recipes, so I just about what your absolute favorite ones are.

  19. Question when using allulose and no sugar in jams do they turn brown after say 6 months like with other sugar replacements?

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