The beginning of processing 30 lbs of perfect, organic plums from a friend's fruit tree. The best kind of gifts are produce 🙂 It's also my first time using Pomona's Pectin as it's only recently become available in the part of Canada I'm in. Wow, the reduced amount of sugar really brings out the flavor. I'm in love.

https://pomonapectin.com/plum-jam/

by sasunnach

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  2. I switched over to Pomona’s a few years back. You can buy a whole pound of it online. It doesn’t expire and is good as long as it’s stored in cool dry conditions.

  3. mirandagirl127

    Thank you for sharing your experience with Pomona’s Pectin! We have pruned plums here in W WA (season finished now, sadly) and they are *SWEET*. I’d love to make lower/much lower jams with them next year.