Do you know the DIFFERENCE between JAM and JELLY?

[AviatorTom]

This sign is from an old-fashioned grocery store. Did you know the difference?

[purplepoppy]

As in the photo but to confuse things Jelly is what Americans call jam while the British use the word jelly for both the jar stuff and the cold wobbly kind

[PBandJ_Nerd]

As the PB&J nerd I am yes, I did know the difference. It's the reason why I like preserves and jam more than jelly.

[Andres77]

My mom used to make all of these but I never paid attention to how.

[Sparkie460]

Jam has chunks of fruit. Jelly does not

[Sparkie460]

Thanks for the mho

[Alli39]

I mean in my house we've made jam, not jelly, so yes I know the difference. I lowkey prefer jelly, just don't tell my parents lol

[Jazzy54]

Yes. You can tell just by looking at it. When I’ve eaten PB & J sandwiches, I’ve alternated between the two and you can definitely tell the difference.

[Apple1996]

Yess I've homemade both jelly and jam before so I knew the difference

[LostandFound__x]

Lol jelly is a dessert in the UK. A dessert I really like.

[PBandJ_Nerd]

Isn't that what we call jello here?

[LostandFound__x]

@PBandJ_Nerd I think so yeah

[AngryCarl2]

I'm pretty sure butter is made from milk?

[gorydetails]

I can't jelly my cock in my girl's mouth.

[Wise4myage]

Yes, Jams refer to music. 🤣

[Anonymous]

Jam doesn't shake like that but jelly does?