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fruit preserves

328 results for “fruit preserves”

Cut Fruit Express Pineapple Chunks - 16oz

$5.99($0.37/ounce)

Cut Fruit Burst - 10oz

$4.99($0.50/ounce)
4.1(53)
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Honey Fig Spread - 10oz - Good & Gather

$4.99($0.50/ounce)
Good & GatherOnly at target
4.5(32)
SNAP EBT eligible

Grandma's Jam House Fruit Jam or Jelly, 19 oz jar

$17.98 - $18.98

Cut Fruit Express Watermelon Chunks - 16oz

$5.99($0.37/ounce)

Crazy Fresh Cut Cantaloupe Chunks - 12oz

$4.99($0.42/ounce)

Mixed Fruit Flavored Snacks 3.5oz/1ct - Good & Gather™

$1.49($0.43/ounce)
Lower price on select items
Buy 1, get 1 25% off select fruit snacks on select items
Good & GatherOnly at target
4.6(2851)
Loved for: great taste
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The selection includes both preserves and jams; some items are labeled "Preserves" while others are labeled "Jam."

Jar sizes range from 8 ounces up to 15.5 ounces. Distinct net weights shown include 8 oz, 9 oz, 12.75 oz, 13 oz, and 15.5 oz.

Some jars are labeled sugar‑free with 0 g added sugar and reduced calories. Other low‑sugar options are sweetened naturally (for example, with dates), and some listings note no artificial sweeteners.

Multiple listings call out no high‑fructose corn syrup and no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives; some also state no artificial sweeteners or preservatives.

Common uses include spreading on toast (including paired with peanut butter for PB&J), topping waffles and pancakes, stirring into oatmeal or yogurt, and using as glazes or pairings for meats and cheeses.

Many spreads use simple, natural ingredients and contain whole or partial pieces of fruit, producing a chunky, real‑fruit texture that reviewers often mention.

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