Food and Recipes Fruits Peach The Best Store-Bought Peach Jam By Lisa Cericola Lisa Cericola Lisa is the Deputy Editor at Southern Living and joined the team in 2015. She works with the Southern Living Test Kitchen to create recipes for the site and print magazine, edits the magazine's food section, and writes digital food stories as well. Previously, she was the features editor at Food Network Magazine and has more than 15 years of experience writing, editing, and managing photo shoots for print and digital lifestyle brands. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Updated on June 1, 2017 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner Nothing beats a jar of homemade peach jam, but when peaches aren't in season or you don't have time to break out the Ball jars, store-bought jam will have to do. Thankfully, there are lots of great brands out there that taste like biting into a juicy, ripe peach. Read on for our top three brands of store-bought peach jam—each one is a little different but all are delicious in their own way. 01 of 03 Best Jam For Your Morning Biscuit: Bama heb.com For many Southerners, only Bama will do. The sweet peach preserves in the curved jelly jar have had a spot in pantries and refrigerators since the 1920s. Bama's Peach Preserves are very sweet, with a smooth, jelly-like texture. Originally based in Alabama, the company is now owned by Welch's, which makes its products in Pennsylvania. But as the label says, it's still "The Southern Tradition." 02 of 03 Best All-Purpose Jam: Bonne Maman Bonne Maman Sure, the red and white gingham lid is charming, but we really love what's inside the jar. Bonne Maman's Peach Preserves have a wonderfully chunky texture and not-too-sweet flavor. It's great on a PB&J, as a glaze for pound cake, or as a surprising pancake topping, when thinned with a little water. If you're looking for something a little different, Bonne Maman also makes Mango-Peach Preserves. 03 of 03 Best Jam For Company: Confituras Confituras If you're looking for peach jam with a pedigree, you can't do much better than the Texas Peach Preserves made by Confituras, an Austin, Texas jam company. Owner Stephanie McClenny makes her preserves in small batches using locally sourced fruit only when it's in season. In this case, she sources peaches from Lightsey Farms in Mexia, Texas. Served on a cheese plate, or drizzled over vanilla ice cream, the bright, pure flavor of this jam will impress anyone. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit