Seville Orange Marmalade

DukesHill

£5.25

A bold, full-flavoured coarse-cut marmalade made with sharp Seville oranges and naturally set with unrefined sugar. Rich, zesty and deeply traditional, it delivers a satisfying balance of bittersweet citrus and texture. The punchy character of Seville oranges, combined with a generously coarse cut, makes this marmalade a true classic. Spread over toasted sourdough, use it to glaze ham, or spoon into bakes and puddings for added depth and brightness. Why You’ll Love It – Made with sharp, fragrant Seville oranges – Coarse-cut for a traditional texture – Naturally set with unrefined sugar – Perfe

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