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FreshTECH Automatic Jam & Jelly Maker (Giveaway)

 FreshTech Jam Maker
Hi friends! Yesterday I wrote about making strawberry jam and pepper jelly in my new FreshTech Automatic Jam and Jelly Maker. It is honestly my newest, most favorite small appliance. And today I am giving one away to a lucky reader! I hope it’s you!

If you love to make jam but have lots of berries ripening at various times, this is the perfect appliance for you. It allows for small batch jam making, which I love. 

  • A great gift for gardeners, CSA members and for those who frequent Farmers Markets.
  • 2 settings allow you to make either Jam or Jelly
  • Non-stick interior for easy clean up and many dishwasher safe components
  • Less than 30 minutes to make your favorite batch
  • Makes about 4 (8oz) half pints of jam or jelly at a time
  • Comes with exclusive Ball recipe book

    To enter this Giveaway, use the Rafflecopter widget below. It may take a moment to fully load but gives you many chances to win.

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Good luck to you! Whoever wins this is going to love it!! Open to U.S. residents only.

Disclosure: I was provided with the FreshTECH to try out as well as the one I am giving away. However all opinions and statements about this product are my own. 

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  5. Do you have a share button for Facebook? I don’t know how to share without one. The widget requests that you share the giveaway on Facebook.

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  7. Hello Kathy, I love wild Oregon blackberry jam! We used to have thickets of blackberries where I lived in Eugene. We’d carry a plywood board to climb to the top where the berries were full of sweet sunshine and were the the size of my thumb! Some actually made it into the picking basket!
    My sisters make a wonderful pepper jelly. I am coming over this October so hopefully we can make it together. (I do live abroad so this probably invalidates my entry…but perchance I should be lucky and win, could I nominate my sister, Cynthia, who lives in Oregon, to claim the prize? I will send you a write up of us making jam together with it!)

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  33. Blackberry…made with berries picked with my momma on our farm while growing up…. What I would not give to go back and do that again with her once more

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  50. I Love Pepper jelly ! On fresh bread with cream cheese !
    I would love to win this for my baby sister who lives in WA and is surrounded by luscious berries. This would be so perfect for her !

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  69. I was we’ll known for 200+ jars of Jalapeño Pepper Jelly I used to make each Christmas (insanity!) but my favorite was the jam that turned me on to canning: Plum!

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  71. I have trouble using my arms/hands and this would be wonderful to take advantage of all the overload of fresh fruits we have growing in our gardens.

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  74. Perfect for me as I like to make small quantities. I made slow oven roasted apricot jam 2 weeks ago and slow oven roasted strawberry jam this week. Added a nice dimension to the flavor but it’s getting too hot to leave the oven on all day.

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  75. I have been making jellies and jams since I was a little girl helping my Aunt Rose. She had a stove and table in the basement and we spend many happy days down there canning for the winter. Great times and great memories. But of all the jellies and jams I love plum jelly. Have to put up at least 50 if I want to make it to the next year. So here’s hoping I am a winner!

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  76. Near my grandma’s house there are several grapevines that produce seeded grapes. They’re pretty sour on their own, but with enough sugar, they make some tasty jelly!

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  84. I have never seen one of these and I think if I don’t win it from you, I may just buy one! We go through a lot of jam in this house, my favorite being apricot or cherry with fresh biscuits. I hope, hope, hope, that I win! Thanks for the opportunity.

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  86. My favorite jam of all time is Damson Plum. We had neighbors who had a very prolific tree which produced hundreds of the tiny fruit each year. They were kind enough to share their bountiful harvest with us each year. Makes delicious jam. Straight off the tree they are very sour 🙁

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  88. I’d love to win this! I’ve been thinking about buying one for myself because I love to make jam but a back problem last year has put a serious crimp in my ability to stand up & do the work. What an awesome tool this would be to keep up making some of my most favorite stuff!

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  101. Small batch jams and jellies are my favorite thing during this season! So many awesome berries, so little time to eat all of them at once 🙂

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  102. My all time favorite jam is raspberry! 😀 Love making all kinds of jam. So kind of you to host this contest…..the winner will be one lucky jam maker! 😀 Thanks bunches!!! 😀

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  108. Easy, strawberry hands down is my favorite, I make it every year, but I really want to expand my horizons & do peaches, huckleberries and some tomato sauce/salsa. Big dreams and this would make it so much easier! Thanks!

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  112. wahoo! I am really excited to see this new toy for the kitchen. I really like using small appliances and seeing what else they can do. I am a big fan of red pepper jam over cream cheese, pinot jam, smoked bacon and roasted red onion jam.

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  115. I have two favorites that I make every year, Peach Amaretto and Blackberry Mango. I love trying new combinations when making jam.

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  117. I love orange marmalade – the citrus and the sweet and bitter – I also love mango jam and concord grape jam.
    This jam/jelly maker looks awesome – would be great to have one 🙂

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  119. I’ve been eyeing these since last year and now that I am back in the peak of jam-making season find my thoughts drifting back. My next batch peach-mango.

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  121. My great Aunt used to make an awesome strawberry fig preserve. I love making a cranberry and red pepper jelly as well as your basic blueberry jam

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  123. I am totally infatuated with this item. I have never seen or heard of this before your posting. It is something that I think I could totally use!!! thanks for introducing it to me!! (Btw. LOVE LOVE LOVE your recipes that you post, i have tried SO many of them, and they are always HUGE hits here. )

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  136. My apricot, plum, and peach trees are loaded with fruit and ready for jamming! Apples and Yuzus ripening soon. I live in strawberry/raspberry country and the best jams that I have made have been combinations of local berries and fruits from my trees I would love to win this jam maker – really could use some help!

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  140. I’ve been reading Noble Pig for about two years and you are awesome! I just made 70 half pints of cranberry pepper jelly for my friends wedding gifts. I could’ve used Freshtech. I just read about it yesterday and it’s on my need to buy list. Keep up the great work!

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  144. I don’t usually like fruity stuff, other than the actual fruit itself. Except when it comes to jam – any kind of berry is good for me! Strawberry, especially.

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  154. i would love to win this. i’ve been wanting to start making jelly. i helped my mom when i was a child but haven’t done any since i’ve grown.

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  155. I made strawberry and triple berry jam last summer for the first time and it was a lot easier than I expected. It didnt come out very thick. I guess I didnt use the right amount of pectin. One my husband’s ( who is a teacher) room moms gave him a jar of jam and it was perfectly firm. I would love one of these to make it that much simpler.

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  158. Have just re-awakened an interest in making jellies. we have been enjoying red pepper jelly lately and since it has somewhat of a season, we would love to make it. I don’t have a water bath canner but a friend has told me how to make it without one. would love to have the Fresh Tech jelly and jam maker. This would make it so much easier to make jelly.

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  166. I lived in Oregon for 22 years, and my favorite jam to both make and eat was Marionberry jam. I’m not sure if it is available anywhere else, but now that I live on the east coast, I’m looking forward to making some delicious Blackberry jam.

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  172. Wow, this is the greatest thing ever! Who knew such a thing existed.? I had no idea. This thing would be awesome to make lots of stuff. small Quantities? that’s perfect for making small batches so your not boiling big pots of stuff on the stove and risk getting Burned. I can see it now….persimmons, strawberries, peaches, jalapeno,blackberry, blueberry, wow! the combinations are endless and to learn a new recipe to experiment and mix and match flavors. My head is whirling . I would love to have this little jam maker. Technology …Amazing!

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  177. I LOVE appliances! It was all I could do to give my Mother-in-Law my George Forman grill (like the first one ever made) because it was my appliance. But in the end I played good and shared. So I need a new appliance, one to make jellies and jams. Please! Pretty please with sugar on top.

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  185. SEND ME BLACKBERRY JAM!!! 🙂 Love ALL your recipes! We are lemon ricotta pancake junkies!!! Then for lunch we load up on your baked beans!! Thank you!!

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  186. Apple butter is what I make most, but my favorites are probably strawberry or blueberry jam. My mouth is watering just thinking about it 🙂

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  194. A friend made me peach-habanero jam last summer and its been my addiction ever since! Really delicious on toast with cashew butter…yum!

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  196. What a great invention! No more stovetops! I was checking this out on Amazon.com and am so intrigued by the idea of Pear/Rosemary jam.

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  200. I’m not sure if I have a favorite jam, but I have wonderful memories of picking berries when I was younger and then helping my mom make and can jelly in the summer. It was a great treat throughout the year!

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  201. I love raspberry jam, but I remember a chokecherry jelly my grandmother used to make when I was little. I would love trying some new variations!

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  207. My favorite fruit combination is raspberry + peach. I’ve yet to master a jam that I truly love with the two, but it is a work in progress. So plain raspberry still remains on the top of the list.

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  224. I’m soooo disappointed. U.S. Entries only. I have been looking and longing for this appliance since they first started advertising them. Just not in the budget! Love your site. Thanks.

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  227. Every year since I’ve been old enough to pick strawberries, my mother and I would go out to the fields and spend the day picking and the next making jam together. It’s a tradition that I love and I’m proud to say that we’re quite good at making jam now! She is getting older, so this would be a perfect gift for her.

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  237. My son’s girlfriend just gave us a jar of homemade strawberry-rhubarb jelly, made with fruit from their garden. It’s delicious!

    Thank you.

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  248. I love raspberry jam. I was just checking this machine out about a month ago and thought it is the perfect size to do some quick jamming. Nice to make it an early morning project instead of an all day affair.

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  250. I love raspberry jam — maybe would even try jazzing it up with some rhubarb this year. I love your blog. Thanks for the opportunity.

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  257. I live in Montana and make huckleberry jam at the end of each summer. Some years the berries are hard to come by, but they are always worth the effort!

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