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Diane's Museum of Jam


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...because I can't stand Smucker's! These were all bargains at Big Lots, a discount food store that has odds and ends from all over the world. When I see what I want, I buy several jars. American corporate brands, like Welch's and Smucker's, are for kids to eat with peanut butter, in my opinion. As you see, I like jam that's on the sour or bitter side. Oh, I could get some grownup jam made in the USA, but it's from small-batch, independent makers that charge $10 and up per jar in gourmet food shops. Anyway, who doesn't like jam made with rhubarb?
...because I can't stand Smucker's! These were all bargains at Big Lots, a discount food store that has odds and ends from all over the world. When I see what I want, I buy several jars. American corporate brands, like Welch's and Smucker's, are for kids to eat with peanut butter, in my opinion. As you see, I like jam that's on the sour or bitter side. Oh, I could get some grownup jam made in the USA, but it's from small-batch, independent makers that charge $10 and up per jar in gourmet food shops. Anyway, who doesn't like jam made with rhubarb?
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Japan is twice as expensive as the US products in the EU area.
I am "BUY America" from the United States ;-)
Vielen Dank!
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