Jams were prepared from overripe fruits in different combinations and investigated for various characteristics. The different jam combinations differed significantly among each other and had acceptable microbial and organoleptic qualities. The use of different combinations of fruit pulps having different°Brix : acid ratios affected the yield of jams. There were deviations (of−26.92% to +15.34%) in yields of jams prepared, as against their calculated/expected yields. The°Brix of jams varied, but were not affected significantly either by storage or interactions of storage and fruit pulp(s) combinations in jams. Other biochemical characteristics varied as a result of storage and interactive effect in jams (P ≤ 0.01), except for total sugars which did not change significantly in storage. Color intensity of these jams ranged from 12.48 to 35.84. Color differences (as ΔE) were observed when fruit combinations (of 1,2,3 or 4 fruits) were present as compared to either of two single-fruit jams prepared in this study. Thus pulp combinations gave differences in natural colors of jams.