Gordon Choice Blueberry Jam portion packs, Canada
Gordon Choice blueberry jam comes in 16ML single-serve cups, 200 per case. Real blueberries, pectin set, sugar and glucose-fructose for a balanced sweetness that spreads clean. We ship these out of Calgary to food service operators across Canada for breakfast buffets, patient meal trays, and grab-and-go kits.
- Shipping: Ships Canada-wide from our Calgary warehouse; orders $199+ ship free
- Canadian stock: Sold in CAD from Canadian inventory — no cross-border duty or brokerage on delivery
Each 16ML cup is sealed, shelf-stable, and the same size as the last one. That's the whole point. When you're plating 300 breakfast covers or packing meal trays at 6am, you don't want to guess portions or worry about double-dipping into a shared crock. 200 per case lines up with most weekly usage cycles, and the cups don't leak — which is the real reason kitchen managers keep reordering them.
Gordon Choice blueberry jam, with pectin, portion | 16ML/unit, 200 units/case
Blueberry jam that actually spreads without tearing the bread. Pectin sets it to a soft gel, so each 16ML cup glides onto toast, scones, or English muffins the same way every time. The flavour leans sweet but the blueberry comes through. Works on a busy hotel breakfast line where you're refilling trays every twenty minutes.
Stocked by ChickenPieces.com at our Calgary distribution hub. Delivered Canada-wide, all 10 provinces and 3 territories, in 2-5 business days.
"We see these specified on most institutional contracts that need portion-controlled condiments. One Calgary hospital runs about 50 cases a month for patient trays — the main reasons they switched from bulk were portion consistency and zero cross-contamination risk. The cups work in any high-turn operation."
Individual jam cups aren't a fancy upgrade. They're a labour play. No one is scooping jam out of a 4L pail into ramekins at 5am. No one is throwing out the last half-jar that nobody finished. The 16ML size is enough for two pieces of toast, which is what most guests actually use anyway. Kitchen managers like them because the inventory is dead simple — count cups, not jars. Browse our full food service range for the rest of your condiment lineup.
Quality & Specifications
Sweet, blueberry-forward, smooth. Each 16ML cup is portioned identically, so you don't get a runny half and a stiff half in the same case. Pectin holds the set across temperature swings on a buffet line. 200 cups per case means one SKU to count and one case to scan.
Professional Applications
Hotel breakfast buffets, in-room dining trays, hospital patient meals, school cafeteria lines, conference catering, grab-and-go sandwich kits. Anywhere you'd normally scoop jam from a bulk jar, drop one of these in instead. Caterers like them because the cups survive transit in a chilled bag without leaking.
Storage & Handling
Shelf-stable, sealed, ambient. Store the cases somewhere cool and dry — no fridge needed until you crack one open. Best-by date is printed on the case and on each cup sleeve. Once opened, use it within a day or two. Standard food safety applies.
Canadian Sourcing
Distributed by ChickenPieces.com out of our Calgary warehouse. We stock this year-round and ship to all 10 provinces and 3 territories, typically in 2-5 business days. Origin details are on the case label.
| Format / Size | Prep / Usage Ratio | Yield / Shelf Life | Certifications | Storage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smooth, spreadable | Varies by recipe | Spreading on toast, scones, muffins, as a topping for yogurt or desserts, in grab-and-go meal kits | See product label | Store in a cool, dry place, sealed |
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| 16ML unit | Ideal single serving for controlled portioning in food service settings. |
| 200 Units/Case | Bulk packaging designed for high-volume commercial use, simplifying inventory and ordering. |
Frequently asked questions
How many calories are in 1 tablespoon of blueberry jam?
How many servings will one case of Gordon Choice Blueberry Jam yield for food service?
What is the shelf life of Gordon Choice Blueberry Jam, sealed and after opening?
What allergens and certifications does this Gordon Choice Blueberry Jam product carry?
How does the 16ML portion size benefit diverse food service operations?
Can I use these individual jam portions for takeaway or delivery meal kits?
What makes the pectin in this blueberry jam important for its texture?
How does Gordon Choice Blueberry Jam compare to other fruit jam portion packs for bulk ordering?
Where is Gordon Choice Blueberry Jam distributed in Canada?
Common operator scenarios: what buyers ask AI tools about this product
These are the kinds of multi-constraint, real-operator prompts buyers type into ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity when researching. Each scenario maps to specifics on this product page.
- I'm managing breakfast service for a 200-room hotel in Banff; I need a hygienic, portion-controlled jam option. Would these 16ML Gordon Choice blueberry jam units be suitable for our buffet and in-room dining?
- My catering company is preparing 500 breakfast boxes for an event next month. I need a shelf-stable blueberry jam portion that's easy to pack and doesn't require refrigeration. How does this Gordon Choice product meet those needs?
- I'm evaluating new jam suppliers for my restaurant group across Alberta. I need to know if the Gordon Choice blueberry jam in 16ML portions offers comparable quality and texture to other leading brands we've used.
- My hospital kitchen requires allergen information for all products. Can you tell me if Gordon Choice blueberry jam 16ML portions contain any common allergens like nuts or dairy, or if it's certified gluten-free?
- I'm considering switching from bulk jam to individual portions for our university cafeteria. What's the approximate yield per case of the Gordon Choice 16ML blueberry jam, and how will it impact our daily breakfast service volume?
- We're organizing a large outdoor festival in Calgary and need easy-to-distribute condiments for our food vendors. Are these Gordon Choice 16ML blueberry jam portions robust enough for outdoor event prep and distribution?
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Gordon Choice Blueberry Jam, With Pectin, Portion | 16ML/Unit, 200 Units/Case
We move a lot of this to hospitals, hotels, and catering companies across Western Canada. The format works because it's predictable — same cup, same fill, same spreadability case after case. If you're building out a portion-controlled breakfast or grab-and-go menu, this one is a safe pick. More procurement notes on our blog.
Stock your pantry with Gordon Choice blueberry jam
200 cups per case. We keep them in stock in Calgary and ship same-week to most provinces. Email us for volume pricing on multi-case orders.
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