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Strawberry jam   /strˈɔbˌɛri dʒæm/   Listen
Strawberry jam

noun
1.
Made with strawberries.  Synonym: strawberry preserves.





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"Strawberry jam" Quotes from Famous Books



... with both of us here and both of us blue it would be silly if we went and were melancholy at each other from opposite sides of the house." She tried to be enthusiastic. "And there's strawberry jam and muffins somewhere—the kind that Peter makes himself such ...
— Young People's Pride • Stephen Vincent Benet
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... up with our tea-tray. She spoke very kindly to us, and told us she had begged Mrs. Partridge to send us some strawberry jam for our tea. And to the boys' great delight, there it was. As for me, I was too angry with Mrs. Partridge to like even her jam, but I did think it ...
— The Boys and I • Mrs. Molesworth
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... handled by the Army Service Corps, and as soon as they found real jam coming through they took it for their own and still forwarded on to us their reserve "plum and apple." The news got around amongst the fighting units: result—the Army Service Corps is now known as the "Strawberry Jam Pinchers." ...
— "Crumps", The Plain Story of a Canadian Who Went • Louis Keene
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... the three cups of tea and the three eggs and all the strawberry jam and bread-and-butter Oswald had had, as well as what the others ate, and Lady's and Pincher's teas, but I suppose soldiers get things cheaper than ...
— The Wouldbegoods • E. Nesbit
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... highest shelf of all. When he came down again, he held a small bottle in his hand, which he uncorked; and from this he poured something into a red metal bowl on the table. Immediately a delightful smell of pine woods and strawberry jam and sea-air and hot cakes and chrysanthemums filled the air; and the Prince drank it in ...
— All the Way to Fairyland - Fairy Stories • Evelyn Sharp
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