Kozlowski Farms Jam, Blackberry, 10.5-Ounce (Pack of 6)

So let me start with the gold standard of boysenberry jam -- Trader Joe's. They spoiled me with consistently superior jam for the past 30 years...but alas, for some God forsaken reason, they stopped carrying it (their raspberry jam is still great!). With that in mind, I have sought out a replacement. This jam reminds me of the national Knotts Berry Farm (I can not remember which Argri business owns the brand) version of the jam...overly sweet, with none of the tang I am am seeking in a great boysenberry jam. I bought 6 jars, and will use them, but will not be back...the journey continues.

I ordered seedless blackberry jam. I got Plum butter - no sugar added. Never having had plum butter, I've found that I really like it. The fact that it is made without adding sugar is just a bonus.There were six 10 ounce jars neatly packaged in a cardboard box that was clearly labeled and easily identifiable as Kozlowski Plum Butter. Presumably, someone at Amazon had stuck a little white, bar coded label on the box that read "seedless blackberry". Coincidentally, the little sticker was placed directly under the words "Plum Butter" in 2 inch high letters. Now, which ever illiterate high school graduate or person for whom English is a second language, pulled the stock from the warehouse to fill my order, was undoubtedly relying on his scanner to be his eyeballs. The missed opportunities for quality control in this story are becoming ridiculous.I understand the challenges of the modern workplace. I'm now retired, but I spent 40+ years in some type supervisory capacity, trying to coax pride, responsibility, and conscientiousness from people who are pissed off because they have a job. I am just pleased that this little serendipitous moment worked out well for everyone.

This raspberry jam is pretty good. Good taste. Good consistency.Just 1 star off for packaging. These are small, and at $5.25 a jar,the value/price equation is off a bit.And ... while I am the go-to guy in my family to open hard to open jars ... these jamjars, (in fact, all of these size Kozlowski jams, as I have tried 5 types now),are nearly *impossible* to open. I mean, they are really locked down tight.Just remember that I said this, and come back to give me a thumbs up,once you battle through opening yours. (You'll see what I mean).Otherwise, good stuff.

My goodness gracious the Seedless Blackberry Jam tasted just like the filling Mom used to make for Dad's blackberry pie. The jam is positively delicious, delectable, delightful. Thank you for making a jam that isn't filled with sugar and insipid like those found at grocery stores. Thank you for making Seedless Blackberry Jam which tastes of fresh sun-warmed blackberries freshly picked from the bushes, jam filled with love.

I have used Kozlowski Farms Jalapeno Jam for years, starting when I lived in Santa Rosa. Kozlowski Farms was a stopover on our way to Bodego Bay for lunch at The Tides restaurant. Here now in Florida I used to order the jam direct from the farm's catalog until I found out how convenient it is to order through Amazon. You will find the flavor of this jam far superior to any you get at the super market.

A delicious flavor and texture of homemade. My guests & I love this on bagels with cream cheese and boysenberry jam. The only jam I purchase as I make my own other than this.

I'd received a box and did not open it right away. It sat in my pantry for a couple of months. It turns out that one of the jars was shattered and the jam was all over the inside of the box. It did not mold. It did not smell bad. How is that possible? This is not food, it's paint. No thanks.

Quite a tasty jam, which is a good thing since I have six jars to got healthy obviously since it is half sugar but actually tastes like blackberries and goes well on a sandwich. Everything in moderation folks.