Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm from the UK so I don't count but grape "jelly" (obv should be jam) is unheard of. Always strawberry. Can also do raspberry or other berries (blueberry, blackberry, black currant). Marmalade also has its place.
Yes, it does. In the trash bin.
Anonymous wrote:I'm from the UK so I don't count but grape "jelly" (obv should be jam) is unheard of. Always strawberry. Can also do raspberry or other berries (blueberry, blackberry, black currant). Marmalade also has its place.
Anonymous wrote:I'm from the UK so I don't count but grape "jelly" (obv should be jam) is unheard of. Always strawberry. Can also do raspberry or other berries (blueberry, blackberry, black currant). Marmalade also has its place.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a SES thing. Grow up poor = grape. Grow up with money = strawberry.
OP here. My husband did not grow up poor, but his family is very frugal. Could this be the reason for his questionable taste in jellies: his extremely frugal parents chose grape for their kids due to the cost factor?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As a kid the choice was apple or grape jelly! I chose apple. As an adult, yeah strawberry jam!
Did you kids not have apple jelly?
Is apple jelly different than apple butter?
Anonymous wrote:As a kid the choice was apple or grape jelly! I chose apple. As an adult, yeah strawberry jam!
Did you kids not have apple jelly?
Anonymous wrote:This is a SES thing. Grow up poor = grape. Grow up with money = strawberry.
Anonymous wrote:Grape for PB&J but Strawberry for literally everything else.