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Differences between jelly fruit, jam and preserved fruits

Differences between jelly fruits, jam and confiture: which one to use in each preparation

by Jesús Lázaro / on July 30, 2026 / in Uses of preserved fruit for...

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For any pastry or catering professional, a thorough understanding of the differences between jelly fruits, jam and confitures is the foundation for each creation in order to have the texture, shine, and flavor the customer expects. A glaze that doesn’t set, a filling that makes the cake too soggy, or a cake that lacks the right amount of sweetness usually have the same cause: using the wrong product.
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Cherry in syrup vs. fresh cherry: when to use each one

by Jesús Lázaro / on June 26, 2026 / in Trends

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As we know, the cherry is one of the most versatile and prized fruits in professional gastronomy and pastry making. Its intense flavor, vibrant color, and ability to pair well with both sweet and savory dishes make it a top-tier ingredient. However, not all cherries are the same, nor are they all suitable for the same purpose. The choice between fresh cherries and other types, such as cherry in syrup, can make a decisive difference in the final result of a dish.
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Quality fruit jam: how does the percentage of fruit influence it?

by Alfonso Lázaro / on June 26, 2026 / in Innovation and R&D

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When a professional in the restaurant, pastry, or hospitality industry chooses a jam for their creations, one of the most important criteria is the percentage of fruit it contains. This information, which appears discreetly on the label, makes a significant difference in the flavor, texture, color, and final result of the product.
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Why is Amarena cherry so popular in artisanal ice cream?

by Jesús Lázaro / on May 19, 2026 / in Trends

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Master ice cream makers know that innovation and quality are fundamental to differentiating themselves from the competition. In this context, Amarena cherry in an industrial ice cream shop is a product that never fails and provides an unparalleled touch of distinction.
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Light, medium and heavy syrups: differences and uses in cooking and pastry making

by Alfonso Lázaro / on May 19, 2026 / in Uses of preserved fruit for...

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As we all know, in professional cooking and pastry making, every detail counts. The texture, shine, sweetness, and juiciness of a dish can depend on a factor that might otherwise go unnoticed: the type of syrup in which the fruit is preserved. Using cherries in light syrup for a fruit salad is not the same as using a thick syrup to glaze a high-end pastry. Professionals know how important it is to understand the differences between light syrup, medium and heavy to develop products that stand out from the competition.
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Differences between jelly fruits, jam and confiture: which one to use in each preparation

Cherry in syrup vs. fresh cherry: when to use each one

Quality fruit jam: how does the percentage of fruit influence it?

Why is Amarena cherry so popular in artisanal ice cream?

Light, medium and heavy syrups: differences and uses in cooking and pastry making

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