Published Aug 4, 2023 · Updated Aug 5, 2023 by Ginnie · Leave a Comment

Treat yourself to this homemade Peach Freezer Jam! This delicious recipe is quick and easy to make and the perfect way to preserve fresh summer fruit ... best of all, it tastes so amazing!

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Peach season is here! I love this delicious summer fruit and always get a little sad when this juicy stone fruit goes out of season.

This yummy Peach Freezer Jam recipe is my favorite way to enjoy this favorite fruit year round, and it's so simple to make. All you need to do is chop some peaches and stir a few ingredients together ... you can do this!

You are going to love this recipe! There's no cooking required, apart from heating the pectin (which naturally thickens the jelly), and you only need four easy-to-find ingredients. Best of all, the flavor is out of this world delicious ... just like biting into the juiciest summer peaches!

Homemade Freezer Jam is an easy way to preserve fruit that doesn't take a lot of effort or time. Gather your family to create some special summer memories, or throw together a batch yourself!

Ready to get started? You'll find the easy recipe below, plus tons of helpful tips and photos, and a free printable label, too!

You'll need four ingredients to prepare this simple recipe:

This yummy Freezer Jam recipe is naturally vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, and dairy free, so you can share it with everyone at your table!

To make this recipe, you'll need to gather a few supplies:

While any small, freezer-safe container can be used for storing the jam, some are better than others. Here are a few containers I'd recommend:

Tip: This recipe makes about three pints (six cups). So you will need six half-pint jars, or three pint-sized jars to store it. I personally prefer small half-pint jars, because the jam only lasts three weeks in the refrigerator.

Homemade Freezer Jam is simple to prepare, although you do need to follow the directions carefully. You'll find a detailed recipe card below, but here's an overview of the steps:

And that's all there is to it ... your homemade Peach Freezer Jam is ready to enjoy. You are going to love the fresh peach flavor!

Once your jam has set, store it in your refrigerator for up to three weeks or freeze it for up to one year.

This Frozen Peach Jam is practically fool proof to make ... as long as you follow the directions. Keep these helpful tips in mind, too:

This fresh, no cook Peach Jam is delicious as-is, but if you feel like experimenting, you can prepare this recipe with different fruits, or you can combine the peaches with other ingredients for a unique flavor. Here are some ideas to try:

Looking for more fresh peach ideas? Check out one of these recipes next:

Don't miss these cute printable Peach Freezer Jam labels I created for you! These adorable labels are ideal for labeling jars, as well as for gift giving. Here are some ways to use them:

To download the free printable labels, click anywhere on the image of them below (or click here).

Freezer jam is a homemade jam that's made with fresh fruit, sugar, and pectin. It's typically made without cooking the fruit, and it can be stored in your refrigerator or freezer.

Freezer jam is an uncooked jam made with fresh fruit, sugar, and pectin, that must be stored in the refrigerator or freezer. Regular jam is made by cooking fruit with sugar (and other ingredients, such as lemon juice and pectin) until thickened. It is then canned in a hot water bath, which makes it shelf stable (before opening).

If your freezer jam didn't set properly, you may not have measured your ingredients accurately (the ratio of fruit to sugar was off), the sugar may not have been totally dissolved, or you didn't cook the pectin properly or it may have expired. You can always add more pectin to thicken it (check out these remake instructions).

Pectin is a natural ingredient (it's a soluble fiber found in fruits and vegetables) that's used to thicken and stabilize jams and jellies. When combined with sugar and fruit, pectin helps create that jelly-like texture you expect in jam. Learn more about how pectin works.

Freezer jam can be stored in your refrigerator for up to three weeks or frozen for up to one year.

You do not need to boil jars when making freezing jam, however you should clean the jars thoroughly (either in your dishwasher or by hand).