Can you get botulism from strawberry jam?
Chef's answer
A: Safety is one of the first topics McClellan, author of "Food In Jars" and "Preserving by the Pint," addresses when she teaches people how to can. She explains that most jams, jellies, preserves and pickles are high-acid foods, which can be safely processed in a boiling water canner with no risk of botulism.
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Properly Packaging Honey and Jam for Shipment We suggest wrapping each jar in bubble wrap, using enough so that your jar is no longer visible through after you've wrapped it. Throwing in some extra "void fill" material to fill the extra space is also a good move, such as crinkle paper or packing peanuts..
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