About Mrs Darlington's Boozy Blood Orange Marmalade
About Mrs Darlington's Boozy Blood Orange Marmalade
Marmalade is for people who like their breakfast to answer back. Mrs Darlington's Boozy Blood Orange Marmalade answers back with a grin.
Blood orange makes it a darker, more grown-up jar than the one you spread half asleep before school. The boozy bit is right there in the name, so nobody at the table can say they were not warned.
It wants thick toast, cold butter and a pot of tea stewing quietly on the side. The kind of breakfast that runs to eleven and nobody apologises.
One spoonful and you are back at a kitchen table in Britain, arguing about whether the crusts count.
Frequently asked questions about Mrs Darlington's Boozy Blood Orange Marmalade
Q: Is this the proper UK version?
A: It is. This is the Mrs Darlington's jar made in the United Kingdom, and we ship it from within Canada, so no ocean between you and your toast.
Q: How big is the jar?
A: It is a 340g jar. That is a good few weekends of breakfasts, depending on how generous you are with the knife.
Q: Does it make a good gift?
A: Very much so, especially for anyone who misses a British breakfast. It looks the part, and the word boozy on the label usually gets a laugh before the lid is even off.
Q: What else from Mrs Darlington's do you carry?
A: We stock other jars from the range when we can get them, including their curds, jams and chutneys. Have a look through the pantry section to see what is in.
More about Mrs Darlington's Boozy Blood Orange Marmalade
Marmalade sits right at the heart of the British breakfast, somewhere between the toast rack and the bear in the duffel coat. Every family has a view on it, and most of those views are strongly held.
People in Canada come looking for this one because a jar from home is a small, specific thing you cannot stop thinking about once you have remembered it. Blood orange with a bit of a kick is not something you forget in a hurry, and a Sunday breakfast without it feels like a draft of the real thing.
It comes in a proper 340g jar that sits happily in the cupboard until you open it, then moves to the fridge like everything else with a lid. Toast is the obvious job. A spoonful brushed over a ham, or stirred into the top of a sponge, is the less obvious one, and it tends to get asked about.
Mrs Darlington's is a family business from Cheshire, better known at home for lemon curd, jams and chutneys. If this jar goes down well, the rest of the shelf is worth a look too.
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