«The product has mixed reviews, with some customers enjoying the unique combination of flavors, while others were disappointed, particularly with the lack of noticeable chocolate taste. Some found the jam too sweet and others disliked the choice of fruits used.»
«The product has mixed reviews, with some customers enjoying the unique combination of flavors, while others were disappointed, particularly with the lack of noticeable chocolate taste. Some found the jam too sweet and others disliked the choice of fruits used.»
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Will this confi be back this fall, in keeping with the season?
Hello voidness
Thank you for your interest.
The Autumn Sin spread will not be available this year. We are introducing our limited editions to bring some variety to the shelves. The varieties are therefore constantly changing, this year they are as follows:
- Autumn jam blueberry-cranberry (item number 1510.710)
- Autumn jam pear-fig (item number 1510.957)
We hope you enjoy trying them and that you like them too.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
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Tried the new jam Autumn Sin, fruit spread with chocolate. Tastes like normal jam. Where is the chocolate? With 57 % cocoa mass, you should be able to feel some of it. A Migros flop.
Guest
57% in the 3% chocolate!
Hello fun
We have declared on the label: 50% fruit and 3% chocolate and sugar.
We were able to inspire many of our customers with the Autumn Sin, especially because it was selected by a consumer jury, finally also by voting on the Migipedia website.
Of course, we try to appeal to as many tastes as possible. However, we are also aware that this can never be completely successful.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
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Guest
Now I've also tried this controversial jam. I took a chance, because blackberry and raspberry can't be bad. Spread it on bread for the first time this morning.
Conclusion: the color doesn't look so pretty. Passion fruit and/or chocolate mute the brilliant wine red that raspberry and blackberry actually have, the jam looks a bit "dirty". Well, the eye eats too, but the palate has the majority share. The consistency is similar to blackberry jam, slightly pithy. The taste. Sweet. Underneath, it tastes mainly of blackberry and raspberry. There's also something not quite definable -- is it the passion fruit? Or is it the unidentifiable chocolate flavor? So far, not bad. But there's something else: this eternal citric acid, which is slowly but surely getting on my nerves. First you throw so much sugar (= flavor enhancer) at the qualitatively inadequate basic ingredient to give it something resembling flavor, and then you add the unnatural-tasting citric acid to replace the natural acidity destroyed by the sugar and try to breathe life back into the whole mess.
Hello guest
It's a shame that you don't like the jam. The Autumn Sin was created and tasted together with users. We try to meet as many tastes as possible with our products. However, we are also aware that we can never satisfy the tastes of all our customers.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Will this confi be back this fall, in keeping with the season?
Hello voidness
Thank you for your interest.
The Autumn Sin spread will not be available this year. We are introducing our limited editions to bring some variety to the shelves. The varieties are therefore constantly changing, this year they are as follows:
- Autumn jam blueberry-cranberry (item number 1510.710)
- Autumn jam pear-fig (item number 1510.957)
We hope you enjoy trying them and that you like them too.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Tried the new jam Autumn Sin, fruit spread with chocolate. Tastes like normal jam. Where is the chocolate? With 57 % cocoa mass, you should be able to feel some of it. A Migros flop.
Guest
57% in the 3% chocolate!
Hello fun
We have declared on the label: 50% fruit and 3% chocolate and sugar.
We were able to inspire many of our customers with the Autumn Sin, especially because it was selected by a consumer jury, finally also by voting on the Migipedia website.
Of course, we try to appeal to as many tastes as possible. However, we are also aware that this can never be completely successful.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
Guest
Now I've also tried this controversial jam. I took a chance, because blackberry and raspberry can't be bad. Spread it on bread for the first time this morning.
Conclusion: the color doesn't look so pretty. Passion fruit and/or chocolate mute the brilliant wine red that raspberry and blackberry actually have, the jam looks a bit "dirty". Well, the eye eats too, but the palate has the majority share. The consistency is similar to blackberry jam, slightly pithy. The taste. Sweet. Underneath, it tastes mainly of blackberry and raspberry. There's also something not quite definable -- is it the passion fruit? Or is it the unidentifiable chocolate flavor? So far, not bad. But there's something else: this eternal citric acid, which is slowly but surely getting on my nerves. First you throw so much sugar (= flavor enhancer) at the qualitatively inadequate basic ingredient to give it something resembling flavor, and then you add the unnatural-tasting citric acid to replace the natural acidity destroyed by the sugar and try to breathe life back into the whole mess.
Hello guest
It's a shame that you don't like the jam. The Autumn Sin was created and tasted together with users. We try to meet as many tastes as possible with our products. However, we are also aware that we can never satisfy the tastes of all our customers.
Best regards from the M-Infoline team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
