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I have just made some low sugar jelly from our
muscadines and bunch grapes, using Pomona's Pectin which I learned of from this newsgroup (it is outstanding stuff). My wife is diabetic and I have been trying for years to find a product that would make an acceptable jelly, and Pomona's is the product. (thanks to you folks). Anyway, the question is since the sugar content is very low, should the jelly be refrigerated/frozen or can it be stored on the shelf along with the regular jams and jellies? Everything was sterile when putting up, but not sure about the low sugar content. Thanks, Jim |
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