Rigoni di Asiago Fiordifrutta Organic Fruit Spread, Wild Blueberry, 8.82 Ounce

Great

I've been eating these preserves for years after discovering them at Whole Foods. Unfortunately, the store stopped carrying them a couple of years ago and, since then, I've been ordering from Amazon. My favorites are the wild blueberry and the apricot. Both absolutely delicious. Lower in calorie than other premium brands plus made from organic fruit. Highly recommended!!

This wild blueberry jam is excellent. It tastes like fresh wild blueberries, nothing like the gelatinous concoctions from many mass produced products. I think it’s absolutely worth the price and value for the quality of ingredients and flavor. No, it’s not in a massive Smuckers jar for those who complain of it’s size but it also doesn’t contain junk and is a fine imported item and only around $5.00. Anyway, highly recommend!

exactly what part of blueberry spread implies apple?? i loathe apples. this tastes to me like apple and was incredibly difficult for me to consume. i think that the product should be called apple blueberry spread. i love the other products of this company, except this one. i should have read closer but really had no idea to even look for apple.

I found this product almost by accident when I was ordering online from Whole Foods—organic fruit spread made only with organic fruit — no added sugar! I got the wild blueberry, but now I have to try the other varieties. Rich flavor without over-sweetening. Complimenti per aver realizzato un prodotto perfetto e delizioso!

This is a great tasting wild berry jam without all the added sugar. Organic, low sugar and great tasting...the great trifecta!

Awful!! It’s essentially jam soup, no blueberries in the jar, just jam/jelly soup, so disappointing!!! So sad because I was looking forward to it!! :(

I think anyone who's tried Rigoni Di Asiago's jam/fruit spread doesn't need to be told how great it is. When you eat this jam, all you taste is basically fruit and not much else, which is a good thing. This is also its main downside when it comes to how long a jar will last. The reason I'm only giving it 2 stars is because in Italy the same product is sold in 330 grams (11.64 ounces) jars. The difference is significant. I'm not sure why Rigoni Di Asiago chose to sell this product in a smaller jar here in the US while still keeping the price very high. Due to the jam's light, watery consistency and the fact it has very little pectin to thicken it, a single jar only lasted me 3 breakfasts, which is very disappointing. When compared to similar jams/fruit spreads (organic, no sugar, made mostly with fruit, etc.), Rigoni's costs at least 3-4 times as much and therefore it's not a good value for the average person. Perhaps only people with special dietary needs and allergies will find this jam a good value, mostly for health reasons. Finally, I'm very unhappy with the way Amazon shipped this product: no padding whatsoever in the box for a glass jar. Fortunately I got the jar in one piece this time, but this is no way to ship a glass jar. Since there is no other way for me to provide feedback to Amazon for its poor packaging, I'm forced to do it here.