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Preserve or Jelly?

While both jellies and preserves are made from fruit and sugar, they differ in texture and composition. Jelly is made from strained fruit juice, resulting in a smooth, translucent spread without any fruit pieces. Preserves, on the other hand, contain chunks of fruit, offering a more textured and varied consistency. Jellies are typically smoother and sweeter, while preserves showcase the natural flavors and textures of the fruit.

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