Wow this is pretty interesting and might taste alright

If only I wasn’t allergic to strawberries. This looks great.

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  • • mom230860 replied
    • 25 Oct 2019 , 8:08 pm

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  I have been making this recipe for a few years now, you can use different berries. My favourite is actually blueberries

three ingredients, to make a yummy jam – thank you so much for sharing this healthier version!

Doesn’t appeal to me but thanks anyway.

Oh yummy! A healthy home made jam! Perfect for my scones I have planned for Sunday brunch. Can’t wait, looks delish

Wow, how fantastic and so easy. Thank you

what a great and easy homemade jam. Been using chia seeds for quite long time, so this sounds both healthy and tasty, to try, on my list the rice maple syrup to buy with strawberries of course as already have the chia.
Thank you

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  • • Danielle replied
    • 15 Jul 2016 , 11:09 pm

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  Thanks so much

I pinned this recipe. It looks so good. Can we use frozen strawberries or is it better if they are fresh?

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  • • Danielle replied
    • 15 Jul 2016 , 11:10 pm

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  Thanks so much. I have used both and they both work fine 🙂

Thanks for your strawberry jam recipe – always like new jam recipes for my collection.

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 15 Jul 2016 , 4:20 am

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  Will try your jam recipe out soon.

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    • • Danielle replied
      • 15 Jul 2016 , 11:11 pm

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    Thanks so much 🙂

This looks yummy whilst at the same time healthy & soooo easy. Thanks.

So easy to make the jam this way, never thought of doing it like this.

Your strawberry chia jam looks amazing,thanks so much!

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  • • Danielle replied
    • 13 Jul 2016 , 9:29 am

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  Thank you so much xx

looks lovely. can you get rice malt syrup from the regular supermarket? I have not heard of it before.

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  • • Danielle replied
    • 13 Jul 2016 , 9:31 am

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  Yes sure can. I know Coles and Foodland stock them. Sometimes in the health section xx

This is how I make it 🙂 I only use yacon- or coconut palm syrup instead of rice malt syrup. We use it in bread, crackers, (cheese) cakes and home made ice cream

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  • • Danielle replied
    • 13 Jul 2016 , 9:31 am

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  Love it xx