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Details
Fruitfield Marmalade recipes can be traced all the way back to 1853 when the Lamb Brothers started making Jams & Marmalades for the Irish market. Only the freshest fruit and the utmost care are used in every stage of the manufacturing process. Served on brown or soda bread, it is simply one of the most delicious marmalades in the world.
Net Weight: 16 ounces (454 grams)
Ingredients: Sugar, oranges, glucose syrup, gelling agent (pectin), citric acid, acidity regulator (sodium citrate)
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Additional Information
Clearance Non-Clearance Country Of Origin Ireland Lowest Bulk Price 4.5 Season Everyday Size 454g Product Type Marmalade Flavor Orange Brand Fruitfield -
10 Reviews
10 Reviews
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Dad loves it!
My father is a connoisseur of coarse-cut, bitter Irish/English marmalade. I try to find unique options for him for holidays, and this was one I’ve never seen before! I sent it to him for Father’s Day and he LOVED it. I will certainly be purchasing more.
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FRUITFIELD OLD TIME COARSE IRISH MARMALADE - 454G - 16OZ
very good
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Fruitfield Old Time Marmalade
Taste is good.
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Abbey's Thick cut marmalade
Nice flavor but not enough rind.
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Love this
Wonderful marmelade but does not have as much rind as in years past. I will still keep buying it.
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Old Time Coarse Irish Marmalade
My Irish friend loves to come over for tea and marmalade. I make homemade bread and it is warm when he gets here. He ends up always taking the rest of the jar home.
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Thick Cut Yum
I just love the taste of Irish Time Course Cut Orange Marmalade. A thick slice of toast covered in butter and this marmalade is the way to get a great day off to the perfect start. Filled with thick cuts of orange rind. This marmalade does not disappoint.
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Coarse cut in name only
I have chosen to buy coarse cut marmalade in preference to fine cut ,however I ve noticed that there is very little orange rind in the jar.I turned all the marmalade from a new jar onto a plate and counted 4 pieces of rind in the entire jar. -not even the rind of ONE orange. Obviously this is a breach of what is advertised as THICK CUT
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very good
very good
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Fruitfield Marmalade recipes can be traced all the way back to 1853 when the Lamb Brothers started making Jams & Marmalades for the Irish market. Only the freshest fruit and the utmost care are used in every stage of the manufacturing process. Served on brown or soda bread, it is simply one of the most delicious marmalades in the world.
Net Weight: 16 ounces (454 grams)
Ingredients: Sugar, oranges, glucose syrup, gelling agent (pectin), citric acid, acidity regulator (sodium citrate)
| Clearance | Non-Clearance |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | Ireland |
| Lowest Bulk Price | 4.5 |
| Season | Everyday |
| Size | 454g |
| Product Type | Marmalade |
| Flavor | Orange |
| Brand | Fruitfield |
10 Reviews
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Dad loves it!
My father is a connoisseur of coarse-cut, bitter Irish/English marmalade. I try to find unique options for him for holidays, and this was one I’ve never seen before! I sent it to him for Father’s Day and he LOVED it. I will certainly be purchasing more.
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FRUITFIELD OLD TIME COARSE IRISH MARMALADE - 454G - 16OZ
very good
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Fruitfield Old Time Marmalade
Taste is good.
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Abbey's Thick cut marmalade
Nice flavor but not enough rind.
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Love this
Wonderful marmelade but does not have as much rind as in years past. I will still keep buying it.
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Old Time Coarse Irish Marmalade
My Irish friend loves to come over for tea and marmalade. I make homemade bread and it is warm when he gets here. He ends up always taking the rest of the jar home.
-
Thick Cut Yum
I just love the taste of Irish Time Course Cut Orange Marmalade. A thick slice of toast covered in butter and this marmalade is the way to get a great day off to the perfect start. Filled with thick cuts of orange rind. This marmalade does not disappoint.
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Coarse cut in name only
I have chosen to buy coarse cut marmalade in preference to fine cut ,however I ve noticed that there is very little orange rind in the jar.I turned all the marmalade from a new jar onto a plate and counted 4 pieces of rind in the entire jar. -not even the rind of ONE orange. Obviously this is a breach of what is advertised as THICK CUT
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very good
very good
