I'll be having redcurrant jam and homemade lingonberry jam with reindeer steaks on Xmas day
And Jam is jam.
My Mum used to make LOTS of jam, & strawberry was her signature one.
My mate Mark was almost addicted to it. He used to call at mine on his way to work for toast & jam. One morning he was stuffing his face with strawberry jam that my dear Mum had made when another mate called by (not for his breakfast though) & Mark could hardly speak for the amount of jam & toast in his cavernous gob. Steve asked what he was eating & Mark spluttered, 'Jims Mums jam, (nomnomnomnomnomnom...) & Steve said, 'but Mark, jams just jam', & Mark said, 'I'ts not that simple Steve!' 😆
Mark spluttered, 'Jims Mums jam, (nomnomnomnomnomnom...) & Steve said, 'but Mark, jams just jam', & Mark said, 'I'ts not that simple Steve!'
It's a good job that exchange didn't happen in jimjam's house with his mate Jim.
"It's jimjam's mum's jam.... but Jim, jam's just jam"
Canadians love the stuff.
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I often have a hot cross bun with jam wrapped in clingfilm in my back jersey pocket for long* rides. Jet fuel.
"It's jimjam's mum's jam.... but Jim, jam's just jam"
New tongue twister!
Jam is ace.
Jammy pieces are ace.
What's not ace, are the dafty roasters that use jam jars as cutesy hipster drinking vessels.
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Get in the sea.
Could be worse.
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Pint of shepherd's pie, sir?
I'd posit jam is only for posh people
We grew up on jam sandwiches for school lunch (and in porridge and rice pud) because of seemingly endless strikes, and I never heard words like 'posit'.
Just sayin'...
I had strawberry jam on hot buttered toast this morning, it was lovely. In a few weeks time I'll have a free container for nuts and bolts.
Jam's a winner.
Don't think I fit anyone's definition of posh.
Also, if you see mould on it, bin it
Give over, scrape it off and carry on. I'm not dead - yet.
I love jam.
Marmalade can bugger off though.
What's not ace, are the dafty roasters that use jam jars as cutesy hipster drinking vessels.
That's the problem, it's causing a shortage of jars to put the jam in.
A world without jam is a world I want no part of
+1 to that
Different breads call for different jams or marmalade imho. I finished off the last of this years elderberry jam yesterday and I’m still mourning!
I have jam most days for breakfast. Bovril on toast for main and jam on toast for pudding.
Carluke has always had (and still has) a Jam factory
Just noticed this from the first page, I've been driving through it a fair amount of late, will keep my eye out for the factory shop...
We grew up on jam sandwiches for school lunch (and in porridge and rice pud) because of seemingly endless strikes, and I never heard words like 'posit'.
Exactly. You grew up on it. But now 60 years later, jam is only for posh people and hipsters.
Jam butty still great energy food for me with malt loaf and Kendal mint cake
Where I come from "jameater" is an insult passed between the residents of two small neighbouring towns. My mother was a jam eater, oh the shame.
Raspberry for the win .:-)
