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Adding salt to jams take away what?

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Adding salt to jams take away what?

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Answer: Adding salt to a jam base takes away the blandness and rounds out the sweet and sour flavors

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Syed Daniyal Asif answered Feb 21, 2021

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Answer: Isn't it taking away the sweetness of the jam?

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Nissim Nanach answered Feb 22, 2021

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