Blackberry Jam Fragrance Oil – Fragrance Spotlight
Natures Garden’s Blackberry Jam Fragrance Oil is a bestselling fragrance. One might ask “what is the difference between jam and jelly. Jam, jelly and preserves are all made with fruit that is mixed with sugar and pectin, an indigestible carbohydrate or fiber. Pectin can be found in the cell walls of most fruit. When heated with sugar in water, it gels, giving jam, jelly and preserves their thickness. Jam is made from the crushed pulp of the fruit while jelly is made strictly from the juice of the fruit. And in preserves, the fruit comes from chunks in a syrup. You can tell the difference between jam and jelly by sight as jelly spreads pretty evenly and jam will tend to be a little lumpy.
Would you like to your own homemade blackberry jam? Using the ingredients below and following the 10 steps below, it’s super easy.
What you will need:
5 cups of crushed blackberry (do not puree)
7 cups of sugar
1 package of fruit jell pectin
Step 1: Very carefully measure out the blackberries
Step 2: Place the blackberries into a very large pot
Step 3: Add the pectin to the blackberries in the pot, stirring constantly
Step 4: Heat the blackberry and pectin mixture on high, while constantly stirring until the it comes to a full boil
Step 5: Pour all 7 cups of sugar into the pot and stir
Step 6: Stir constantly as you bring the mixture back to a boil and allow to boil for one minute and then remove from heat
Step 7: Ladle the mixture into your jars leaving a 1/4″ space at the top
Step 8: Wipe the rim of the jars and place the canning tops on firmly
Step 9: Place all of the jars in a canner with very hot water and make sure the water is 1″ above the tops of the jars, leaving them in the water for 10 minutes
Step 10: Remove the jars from the water. Then allow the jars to sit untouched for 12 hours. In 12 hours, you may open and enjoy!!
What Does Blackberry Jam Fragrance Oil Smell Like?
Blackberry Jam Fragrance Oil is a wonderful fragrance oil by Natures Garden! A well-rounded blend of ripe and tart blackberries with base notes of vanilla and fresh greenery. It’s great for making candle pies! A Best Seller!
Top Notes: peach, strawberry, blackberry, pineapple
Mid Notes: orange, violet, jasmine
Base Notes: musk, vanilla, greenery
How Do Our Customers Use Blackberry Fragrance Oil?
Homemade candles have a maximum usage of 10%. Blackberry Jam Fragrance Oil is nice and strong in soy wax and performs perfectly in joy wax, wow wax, and soy wax. Suggestions for coloring your candles, use 4 drops of burgundy liquid candle dye plus 2 drops of purple liquid candle dye per 4 pounds of wax. As using crayons to color your candles will clog your wick, we will never recommend the use of crayons to color your candles.
Jammin’ onto the homemade bath and body products such as homemade soaps, bath oils, and bath gels. The maximum usage rate is 3.3%. Our cold process soap testing results showed no acceleration, no ricing, and no separation. The vanillin content is 0% and the testing results showed no discoloration while holding good scent retention. This blackberry scent performs perfectly in perfumes and performed well in bath and body products.
When used in cleaning products maximum usage rate is 3.3%. When making homemade potpourri and incense the maximum usage rate is 50%.
