[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the only strawberry jam we eat at home. My kids love it and I love the ingredients. I like this big jar as I don’t have to repurchasing that often. My son loves his p&j with this strawberry jam. Not to sweet and not to tart. Just perfect.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an Incentivized review as I received this product for free. I think this is my favorite strawberry jelly. It is sweet and so fully of real strawberry flavor. There is just the right amount of fruit bits mixed in that give it texture and interest. This is one of my favorite jellies now.

Love your Strawberry Jam but we stopped using it a few years ago because of the High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS). I looked at a jar today, hoping you stopped using it, but was surprised to see you still do. 🥲Sure wish you'd get rid of it so we can use your jam again. Having trouble submitting my review because it's requiring a photo. I don't have one to offer.

I’m not as savvy on jam/jelly texture as some of the others reviewing this product but I can’t tell you that the taste is awful. We used to buy Blackburn’s but haven’t been able to find it in our grocery store recently, so we switched over to Smuckers since that seemed to be the only thing available that was reasonably priced. we bought this product twice - threw out the first and decided a second chance was needed to make sure it wasn’t a fluke. This stuff tastes like straight up chemicals. We’ve resorted to buying more expensive preserves for our jam/jelly needs because we just can’t stand the flavor of Smuckers. Thought you should know.

I JUST LOVE THIS JAM ... seriously .. like when I was a kid, my dad always had this jam on the table and dang it was good. One thing I have noticed is that the jam has lost it's original flavor in the past few years. I rate 10/10 ! Keep up the good work !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received Smucker”s Strawberry jam from Influenster in exchange for my honest review. We use them in desserts, to spread on waffles for breakfast. Yummy! I love the taste . Definitely Recommend . Best strawberry jam.

We have been enjoying our favorite Smucker's Strawberry Jam for 65 years. We were very disappointed with our last purchase and only found tiny bits of strawberries in the jam. Also it was much like jello and could only be spread on bread by warming it in the microwave. Sadly we will not purchase Smucker's Strawberry Jam ever again.

I recently bought a new jar of Strawberry JAM and was sad to see that there were no fruit chunks in it like I have been used to for years. I’m sadly disappointed that I will have to find another jam that has the chunks in it like I previously enjoyed in Smuckers jam. :(

I've eaten PB&J sandwiches with Smuckers Strawberry Jam (not jelly, not preserves) since childhood. Other than the occasional purchase of different flavors or competitors, or that one summer my mom made that incredible batch of strawberry freezer jam, I've remained brand-loyal because the product has remained consistent over those decades. But recently, something has changed. There used to be large chunks of strawberries in the jam (but not as crazy as preserves), but now it's no different than jelly, and not worthy of the Smuckers name. Some Smuckers employee replies to other comments claim that there has been no change to the recipe, but if that's the case, I'll find a new jam brand, because what you're labeling jam is not what I want on my or my kids' PB&J sandwiches. You broke your product somehow, whether you want to admit it publicly, and if you don't fix the issue, I'll find an alternate supplier.

Yes, sweet, very sweet, almost cheap candy sweet. What a waste of strawberries. Returned the product for the reason it contains High Fruticose Corn Syrup, one of the worst sweeteners anyone could ingest. Strawberry Jam made from healthy ripe strawberries is sweet all by itself, why destroy a good thing. However, if one needs to add a small bit of sweetness… adding tiny amounts of pure unrefined whole cane sugar (contains sucrose, fructose and glucose) would be the healthier choice. Adding refined (chemically stripped of everything good) white table sugar to the product would not be sufficient. Also white table sugar can be produced from sources other than cane. Best to use raw unrefined cane sugars, they are as natural as can be. Known products such as Panela or Turbinado sugar. Bottom line the product is overly sweetened, and worse sweetened with an unnatural industrialized product named, "High Fruticose Corn Syrup".