| PICKLE | A preserve |
| EXTRAJAM | Under EU regulations, a preserve containing a much higher percentage of fruit (5,3) |
| MARMALADE | From "quince jam", "honey apple", word for membrillo-like solid jelly cut into squares originally, later a preserve of the first mentioned pome, bergamot, orange or other citrus; or, a ginger moggy, s |
| JAM | Often homemade from gluts of strawberries, gooseberries or damsons, a preserve served with scones or in Victoria sandwiches (3) |
| GELATIN | Edible substance to take shape, a preserve (7) |
| SWEETMEAT | Sugary delicacy such as a preserve, sweet, cake or pastry (9) |
| MUMMIFY | Preserve like a pharaoh |
| CAN | Preserve in aspic a nut |
| TRAFFICJAM | Deal to preserve a lot of cars (7,3) |
| AFRICANVIOLET | I preserve instrument - a part of it is found outside plant (7,6) |
| JAMAICA | Preserve a spy organisation set up for island (7) |
| ECOTOURISM | Cruise to Mexico's borders could be a way to help preserve nature (10) |
| INCAN | Popular preserve of a South American (5) |
| PICCALILLI | Gather a flower when rambling, and preserve (10) |
| THERMOS | A stoppered vacuum flask used to preserve the temperature of its contents (7) |
| KININ | Word linking with "cyto" for a plant hormone used to preserve cut flowers (5 |
| SAVANNA | Grassland has almost to preserve a girl |
| GUJARATI | Indian and I preserve a piece of crockery that's knocked over |
| JAMAICAN | Islander makes preserve with tin holding a hint of it |
| ANCESTRY | A new call to preserve established line |
