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The Joneses wrote:
> I have also noticed that the color in low- and esp. no- sugar jams "fades" and may > turn brownish. Doesn't seem to affect taste, but does not look great. I'm not > using Splenda for jam unless asked, and use the low sugar recipes for me. Adam, > what recipe are you using? With or without pectin? I can't imagine a cooked only > jam jelling at all with Splenda - will probably *need* added pectin. > Edrena > > I tossed the recipe since it doesn't seem to be a keeper. I think the jam came out too sweet after putting in the sweetener. Hey, I had stuffy sinuses and my royal taster wasn't always around. The recipe I used came with a no-sugar pectin I bought. I think next time I'll use low-sugar pectin, add a little bit of real sugar for function, and splenda for the extra sweetness. |
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