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Rainbow jam tarts

The weather has been so hot recently we haven’t baked anything. The children have been bugging me to create something though so this week I relented and we baked some rainbow jam tarts.

Fruit Shoot jam

I’m no pastry cook so bought some shortcrust pastry and used Fruit Shoot squeezy jams to fill them. Fruit Shoot have recently launched their new range of ‘easy squeezy smooth’ jams. They have no artificial colours, flavours, or sweeteners and come in three different flavours – Strawberry & Summer Fruits, Apple & Blackcurrant and Orange.

The children loved rolling out the pastry and got flour everywhere! The squeezy Fruit Shoot jams were really easy to use and they had fun squeezing them into the pastry cases. They made a couple using each flavour and then decided to mix it up by squeezing a dollop of the three jams together! They looked quite colourful.

rainbow jam tarts

We baked these in the oven for 20 minutes and then left them to cool down. They were pretty tasty and Big Brother finished them off quite quickly and wants to make more which is always a good sign.

Rainbow jam tarts

We’ve also tried the Fruit Shoot jams in good old jam sandwiches and also over ice-cream.

We were sent the Fruit Shoot jams and some other goodies to help us through the Summer holidays. Fruit Shoot squeezy jams are coming to Asda, Budgens, Londis and Tesco this summer, RRP £1.59 each.

6 Comments on “Rainbow jam tarts

  1. Squeezy jams are actually an inspired idea! i bet that made it much easier to fill the pastry x

  2. These look absolutely yummy! Looks like they had a fun time making them too – I might try these with my niece and nephew! 🙂 Thanks for sharing! x

  3. Your tarts look great and those squeeze bottles look so handy – plus you don’t get butter into your jam jar, I hate that…

    Thanks for linking up with Monday Parenting Pin It Party x

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