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Rose's Orange Fine Cut Marmalade - 454g
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Authentic British FoodsImported from the UK
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About Rose's Orange Fine Cut Marmalade
About Rose's Orange Fine Cut Marmalade
Toast is just warm bread until the marmalade goes on. Rose's Orange Fine Cut Marmalade is the jar that made getting up worth it.
Fine cut means thin shreds of peel, so you get that bittersweet orange in every bite without fighting a slab of rind off the knife. The thick-cut crowd have opinions about this. So do you.
It is the jar from the kitchen table back home, next to the teapot and the crumbs nobody owned up to. This is the UK jar, and it ships from within Canada.
Frequently asked questions about Rose's Orange Fine Cut Marmalade
Q: How big is the jar?
A: It is a 454g jar, the old one-pound size. Plenty of breakfasts, fewer if someone finds out it goes on crumpets.
Q: What does fine cut actually mean?
A: The orange peel is sliced into thin shreds rather than thick chunks. You still get the bitter edge, just in a smoother spread that behaves itself on toast.
Q: Is it a good thing to send as a gift?
A: For anyone who grew up with marmalade on the breakfast table, yes. It is a small jar that says a lot about home, and nobody has ever been disappointed to unwrap one.
Q: Does Rose's make anything else?
A: Rose's is best known in Britain for its lime cordial and lime marmalade alongside this orange one. Ask us what we have on the shelf from the range.
More about Rose's Orange Fine Cut Marmalade
Marmalade sits right at the centre of the British breakfast. Orange on toast, a pot of tea and the radio on is about as close to a national routine as it gets, and the fine cut versus thick cut argument has outlasted most marriages.
People in Canada go looking for Rose's because taste is a stubborn memory. You can describe a Saturday morning at your gran's to someone, but you cannot hand them the feeling. You can hand them the jar, though, and that usually does it.
It is a proper one-pound jar, which means a good few weeks of breakfasts unless someone in the house has discovered it on crumpets. It sits happily in the cupboard until it is opened, and most people keep it in the fridge after that. Spread it thin, spread it thick, or stir a spoonful into a sponge.
Rose's is also the name on the lime cordial bottle, and its lime marmalade has its own loyal following. Most people who pick up this jar add a box of proper British tea and something to toast.
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