Smucker's Natural Strawberry Squeezable Fruit Spread, 19 Ounce (Pack of 12)

I'm not sure why Welch's non-gmo grape squeeze bottles are sold out everywhere but I am glad that I find an even better alternative. PB&J's are really affordable and have a lot of calories. For someone who is trying to put on weight on a budget this is a great food choice. I normally use Welch's no high fructose corn syrup version but they have been sold out everywhere for so long now. I finally decided to try looking for alternatives and Smucker's non-gmo came up and I'm really glad I took that chance. The packaging was great. None of the 12 bottles were busted or leaking. No dents. First time trying it and it tastes really good, even better than Welch's non-gmo grape jelly, and I DON'T feel sick afterwards either, thanks to the fact that it doesn't contain any high fructose corn syrup. I have tried other grape jellys that didn't contain HFCS but they came in jars and it never spreads well. Whereas with squeeze bottles they just came out much smoother and much easier to spread. At first I was kind of upset I had to buy 12 bottles, instead of like 3 or 6 but it's 100% worth it. Like I said, I'm trying to put on weight, this tied in with peanut butter and whole wheat bread, makes for a lot of affordable calories. And the grape jelly lasts for so long. They're not set to expire until next year. They'll definitely be used by then. Really good purchase. My breakfast went from 300 calories to almost 900 calories (PB&J's, banana and/or chocolate milk). Even if Welch's comes back out with their non-gmo grape jelly bottle spread, I don't see myself going back. Smucker's genuinely does taste better and I just feel better afterwards. What's then point of eating food if you're just going to feel sick/uneasy later in the day. Eat not just what makes you feel good in the moment but what will also make you feel good later. Smucker's grape jelly, without HFCS, 100% does that for me.

great taste & price.

Orioles in love... Woodpeckers love it, too.

Tastes better than the similar product in the jar. It's supposed to be seedless, but a lot of seeds managed to survive in it! So, beware if you can't tolerate seeds (diverticulosis sufferers). It contains sugar and raspberries, and has no corn starch. Calories are reasonable. Spreads very nicely and goes a long way. Good to flavor plain greek yogurt, too. Easy to use/squeeze out and doesn't drip. Thick, fruity, with good taste. Glad I purxhased a small case as I'll use it often, especially in plain yogurt.

Good price came quickly and undamaged, I was hoping for a better expiration date as these had March of 2026.

Great shipping and great product.

Smucker's Squeeze Grape Jelly has become a staple in my household, and for good reason. The 20-ounce squeeze bottles, available in a pack of 12, make it easy to stock up on this delicious and versatile jelly. The convenience of the squeeze bottle design ensures a mess-free experience, allowing for perfect portion control and even distribution on toast, sandwiches, or any dish that calls for a touch of sweetness. The grape flavor is rich and authentic, with a smooth texture that spreads effortlessly. As with all Smucker's products, the quality of the ingredients shines through, resulting in a delightful taste that keeps us coming back for more. I highly recommend Smucker's Squeeze Grape Jelly for its unbeatable taste, convenience, and value!

Our orioles, catbirds and house finches go through jelly quickly. This doesn't contain the detrimental corn syrup that most glass bottled jellies contain.