Ocean Spray Jellied Cranberry Sauce - 14oz

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Always a Thanksgiving staple!

Wise up, Ocean Spray. This item's second ingredient is HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP. You can make a really good whole berry cranberry sauce yourself.

Target shopper chose a dented can for my order. I am quite disappointed that they were not trained regarding dented cans.

I love eating this. I have celiac disease the website says it's gluten-free but im afraid with cross contamination. Can the company label saying it's gluten-free?

I can't believe that you still use High Fructose Corn Syrup. Luckily, Stop and Shop has some "organic" sauces with sugar added. How cheap are you to use Syrup and make the can smaller?

For one thing, I want good food in my plate any time I eat, I think Ocean Spray is or was the Top Choice for Cranberry Sauce being jellied or Whole Berry. From the reviews I have been reading, something seems to be changed in the processing department. HFCS needs to be replace with cane sugar for the sake of your company. I grew up on Ocean Spray and drink the juice for health reasons. Please bring back the 8 oz can and I am sure your sales will skyrocket. I keep plenty on my shelves all year long. It's my son's favorite when we eat turkey or chicken when have Thanksgiving or CHRISTmas Dinners. For heaven's sake fix this issue before the next dinner time.

Tradition in our house wouldn’t be thanks giving without it and Targets prices are 50 cents less than grocery store!

I have been buying this for decades but just recently realized it has High Fructose Corn Syrup in it. Will not buy again unless this is removed. You charge a premium price for junk. Very disappointed!

I have always loved Ocean Sray Cranberry sauce. Whether whole or Jellied it has always been the best. Today’s can of whole cranberry sauce was not the best. Lots of stems in the sauce. I did not like that.

I requested that my order be concealed and it was not done it came in the target box

Ordered 4 items of which 2 were unavailable, I received 2 cans of cranberry sauce and was charged 14.99 for delivery, outrageous, if I would have known that I would have cancelled the order. When I called customer service they told me I had to take it up with Shipt that Target uses for delivery and Shipt said it should be taken up with Target.

Excellent product. Will you bring back the individual serving size? This was the perfect size for a sandwich. I used to be able to buy them for our turkey sandwich fundraiser. They were in a box of 200 packs.

I'm kinda just leaving this review since people only like to leave bad reviews based off of 1 bad experience out of 100. So this should balance things out. Never had a negative experience to my memory. HOWEVER, please consider adding more organic products and using glass bottles for the juice please. I'd buy more often if you did. Thanks :)

I’m 73, grew up on ocean spray products. They can’t be beat. Still to this day. Cranberries in my cereal, my muffins, with my chicken and turkey, no sugar cranberry juice. I could go on and on? No compromise or changes in quality and taste. Thank you, Dianna

I enjoy your Cranberry Sauce but I do wish you would pack and sell it in 6-packs of single-serve cups. I always have to throw out at least haft the contents of a full can. If companies like Mott’s can do it with apple sauce and others with mandarin segments etc. it would help us singles or people who take a packed lunch to work. Thanks.

High fructose corn syrup! Here’s the facts: Usually, adenosine triphosphate (ATP) the molecule that provides energy to power all cell processes, is used and rapidly replaced from nutrient intake or fat stores. However, fructose lowers ATP concentration in cells and reduces the ability to make more ATP. When ATP levels drop enough, this sets off a series of chemical reactions that stop the mitochondriaTrusted Source of the cell from producing more ATP, and causes them oxidative stress. As well as causing ATP levels to drop, ingestion of fructose stimulates further food intake. These extra calories are then stored as fat. Eventually, the ATP levels increase again, but the stored fat remains. Over time, repeated oxidative stress leads to permanent mitochondrial dysfunction. In a hibernating mammal, the body adapts to the low ATP levels by reducing the resting metabolic rate.

I have now spent a half hour researching this sauce and STILL don't know if it is gluten free, It has no gluten-containing ingredients that I can see but I am still scared to serve it for Sunday dinner, How hard is it to mark the can as other brands do??? Shame on you!

I usually open both sides of jellied cranberry sauce to push it out and slice it, but I could not because the bottom of the can was not amenable to it. Also this was way too tart for my liking, so i stirred it up and added equal sweetner. The taste was very very fresh though.

I open a can this evening to serve with dinner. It just fell out of the can, not jellied at all. The product has an expiration of October 25th 2027.