Bitter Orange Marmalade

[gennie]

Are there any other fans. My favorite is Tiptree Tawny Orange but it's too expensive to eat without a guilty conscience. Do you have a favorite?

 

[hollydolly]

Are there any other fans. My favorite is Tiptree Tawny Orange but it's too expensive to eat without a guilty conscience. Do you have a favorite?

Tiptree marmalade is made in the next county to me, just 40 minutes drive, and is available quite cheaply in all the stores, I can get it very easily, I like it a lot... but I prefer low sugar marmalade by Duerrs

 

[Ruthanne]

I like orange marmalade but didn't used too. Funny how our taste buds can change!

 

[Aunt Bea]

I'm a big fan of marmalade on a muffin but these days I have to be content with this sugar free version from the folks at Smucker's

 

[Liberty]

My hub used to joke with me that many years ago I loved "orange marmalade on a hard roll". It was true, then I had to diet and give up both the orange marmalade and the hard roll. Sigh.

 

[RadishRose]

I do like it, but rarely buy any jams at all. I can't even remember which kind I had.

 

[Liberty]

I do like it, but rarely buy any jams at all. I can't even remember which kind I had.

I love Apricot Preserves... love Bonne Maman. Have a jar in the fridge at all times. Daughter in law loves it too...on Rye pumpernickle toast! Have it most every day.

 

[retiredtraveler]

Marmalade is another of the treats I eat when traveling to the UK. Marmalades in the US are too sugary, and even sugar free is too sweet. I much prefer jams and jellies in general from Canada and the UK. More fruity and less sweet to my taste.

 

[Liberty]

Marmalade is another of the treats I eat when traveling to the UK. Marmalades in the US are too sugary, and even sugar free is too sweet. I much prefer jams and jellies in general from Canada and the UK. More fruity and less sweet to my taste.

Thanks for this post, RT...feel the same way. Will look for Brit made preserves the next time I'm in a store that carries them. Have a "dualie" neighbor...she has dual citizenship from both UK and America. She's across the pond right now. Will ask her where to find it locally. Know she's always talking about getting her "Brit fix"...lol.

 

[Tommy]

I do enjoy a good Seville orange marmalade. After reading gennie's post, I ordered a jar of Tiptree Tawny Orange through Amazon. It is very good, but I still prefer the Dundee Orange Marmalade from James Keiller & Son. It is just a little bit sweeter than the Tiptree, but for me the flavor of the Seville oranges is crisper. It's also available in our little local grocery store.

 

[gennie]

I do enjoy a good Seville orange marmalade. After reading gennie's post, I ordered a jar of Tiptree Tawny Orange through Amazon. It is very good, but I still prefer the Dundee Orange Marmalade from James Keiller & Son. It is just a little bit sweeter than the Tiptree, but for me the flavor of the Seville oranges is crisper. It's also available in our little local grocery store.

Thanks for reminder. I enjoy Keiller's Dundee as well. I'll have to give it another try. I once had a neighbor who made a similar marmalade from the little kumquats and calamondins he grew. Better than any commercially made. We lived in the Keys at the time.