d'arbo All Natural Fruit Spread, Raspberry, 16 Ounce

I have NEVER gone through a jar of jam as fast as I went through this jar of D'arbo raspberry preserves. Seriously, I thought I had already identified and claimed a favorite preserve/jam/jelly/spread brand, and it was Bon Maman. I was clear on that, for years. My second favorite was Smuckers preserves (WITH the seeds! Removing the seeds from raspberry jam is a travesty, as far as I'm concerned! Don't want the seeds caught in your teeth or spackling your larynx? Choose a different fruit, buddy! The raspberry comes with RISK -- that's how Mother Nature made things!). I also like Stonewall Kitchens, but they don't deal in raspberries. SO -- to sum up --- I was all set in the raspberry spread department.But then one day I was out of raspberry jam, and because I'd already placed an Amazon Fresh order and didn't have enough groceries to start another one, I needed to pick a jam that could be shipped to me in a regular order -- not a grocery order. The brands that showed up for that were different that my usual brands, so there was the opportunity to be mildly adventurous, and I took it. I purchased this jar, D'arbo.I had no specific expectations, but wow -- this is delicious jam. Just perfect in every way. Great texture, perfect degree of sweetness and tartness, doesn't taste artificial, spreads smoothly on everything, doesn't get goopy or watery or clumpy as the jar's contents decrease...I have no complaints whatsoever. It's wonderful. I've made much more toast than I usually do, just to have an excuse to get out the raspberry jam. I want to try other D'arbo preserve flavors now!

Lots of tart sour cherries. Great taste, definitely would buy again. Just like tart cherry pie.

I love this stuff! My grandmother used to make this herself in Germany. Since she passed, I've been searching for the same product commercially - and this is it! I've purchased this several times & will continue to do so.

My husband I both love sour cherry jam. In fact, I make it myself - we have sour cherry trees - but we always run out before the next crop is ready. Sour cherries are not widely cultivated because they’re small, challenging to harvest, and spoil quickly. They taste a bit different than the Bing and Rainier cherry varieties that most people are familiar with.Since sour cherries aren’t available in stores, running out of homemade jam means that we either have to wait for our next crop or purchase jam elsewhere. Sour cherry jam can be hard to find and eye-popping expensive - $2 per ounce is not uncommon. D’arbo brand sour cherry spread has the yummy flavor I crave at half the price of some other brands, so I buy it. It’s not quite as thick as some of the other brands, but it’s not watery, either - just nicely spreadable. And it comes in a big 16 ounce jar.Yummy taste, good value. I’ll definitely buy more.

This is a nice tasting spread but not sour at all. I bought it as a substitute for the bitter orange marmalade that was delayed in shipment. To make it more sour, I added lemon juice, but it really isn’t like eating fresh, sour cherries, as I expected.

Delicious. Not sugary but sweet and tastes like fresh cherries.

This is the farthest from a sour cherry flavor one can get. It also has no flavor at all. Just a sweet sugar red jelly. Its in the trash.

This was decent quality but way to sweet for "sour cherry".