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Default Makin jams and jellies

I was just reading my "Recipes & Information" booklet that come with
the Mehu Liisa. Interesting statement.

"Once the fruit or juice is frozen, it alters the quality of the
pectin, and therefore, if you have frozen you fruit or juice, you
should use a powdered or liquid pectin package and use the juice
straight."

What are your experiences? Any comments pro or con on the statement?
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