Jam, Jelly and Pickle Making Business Startup: How to Grow a Million Dollar Success from Home! Paperback – March 12, 2017

I knew a little about making jam and jelly from my mother, made a few jars over the years too, but never thought about making it into a business. I found this book to be a guide for anyone looking to get started on a home based business. I found it especially helpful that she broke the book down to parts where she shows how to make jam, jelly and pickles, then she shows how to make it into a business. Some of the recipes are great too. I agree and stress about one thing that you have to find a niche, a void that you need to fill with your line of products, that's the only way to see success.

Browsing through, I came across this book, and it caught my attention, so I downloaded it. I can say I am glad I did; I had never thought that you could actually make a business out of making jelly. But she outlined it in a way that is easy to understand, and I think it is very doable. I have seen my mom made Jam and jelly many times now reading this book; I can see it is not hard, nor it requires any expensive equipment either. It can be done right from home. Very interesting read.

I have never left a review but this book was such a scam that I felt I had to do so. First of all, it is full of spelling and grammatical errors, so much so that it is distracting. Second, and here's the real issue, I don't believe that the premise of the book at all. If you read it you will notice that it shifts from pickling business then to a house cleaning business then to a candle making business. Honestly, I'm fairly certain it's produced by a lazy person who probably has mutliple "How To Make Millions From Home" books and they were just too lazy to make sure they changed the specifics from book to book. I've never returned a book on Amazon, but I did return this one. If you are serious about finding a good resource on how to have a home business like this then you'll have to resort to Google research because this book is a scam.

The book could have used a proofreader. Otherwise, it’s okay.

Several misspelled words but still very informative. Tasty sounding recipes. I would like to especially try the dill pickle recipe.

Great book, great price!

As someone who wishes to start a business myself, I find that this author does a great job of breaking down the details into specific steps to understand how to get yourself going. You don't even need to follow the recipes suggested to make it on your own. But, knowing what you need and preparing yourself for the journey you're about to embark on is great.I would say, however, that the thought of pushing people into believing that they will become millionaires with this is perhaps exaggerated. Not only should that not be stated as a given, as most who start businesses don't become millionaires, but this is not even the goal of many entrepreneurs. Little businesses are successful without the need to become wealthy. This is a bit of a put-off for me, but otherwise, the book is fantastic.

Somewhat useful, but even a single copy edit cycle would have caught some mistakes- why does it mention cleaning and candle making businesses? Makes me think the author copy/pasted other books and forgot to change any of the copy that was plagiarized. Pretty lazy way to write a book.

good basic information but nothing more than the most basic google search will tell you.

I was expecting this to be more recipe based, but the thought behind the depth and breadth of information is excellent. It may all be american based but the processes that you have to go through are similar to here in Britain. Some good produce information, I have been very pleased with this and the ideas/thoughts it has started.