The abundant berries and stone fruits available really cheaply in the markets inspired this quick Sugar Free Strawberry Jam made with Xylitol. Using only 2 ingredients, this jam tastes great with pancakes, waffles, pikelets, sandwiches, wraps and rolls. Th only thing I’d like to add is take the deepest saucepan possible because even a little amount of jam expands massively during the boiling phase. My little one adds that, it tastes great straight from the jar too 😂 Happy Cooking 😊
2 Ingredient Sugarfree Strawberry Jam
Vegan, sugar-free, nut-free and gluten-free. Made only with 2 ingredients, this quick jam takes under 30 minutes from start to finish, plus extra for setting.
- 4 cups Fresh Strawberries, (washed and hulled)
- 2 cup Xylitol
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Wash the strawberries well and pat dry. The strawberries I got were quite small so I just had to slice off the green bit at the end. For large strawberries consider chopping up roughly.
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In a deep saucepan (take the deepest one you can find) add the strawberries and Xylitol.
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Use a heavy wooden spoon and mix the together while lightly mashing the strawberries.
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Heat the saucepan with the strawberry – xylitol mixture until it comes to a boil.
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Boil for at full heat for 2 – 3 minutes Andy remove from the hob.
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The jam will continue to cook and thicken even after taking off the heat. (I prefer my jam to be slightly runny and easy to spread).
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If wanting a thicker jam or, strawberry jelly then cook at full heat after bringing to a boil for 5 – 6 minutes.
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Pour into clean, sterilised jar when lukewarm. (I tend to tap the bottom of the jar on the countertop lined with a kitchen towel to get any air gaps and bubbles out).
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Once opened, store the jam in the fridge but sealed jars can stay at room temperature in a cool dark place up to 6 months.
I did not know that jam would keep when made like that. Sounds great.
Kathleen
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Thanks Kathleen 😊 Mine seems to usually get eaten in the week, so I’ve taken to making double quantities now!
To taste a breakfast with toasts, ideal your recipe. They are the best when you put them on.
I don’t like Xylitol but presumably any other sweetener would work too?
Sure would Chris 😊 Substitute with your favourite powder sweetener. Hope you can try making some Jam soon!