Seville Marmalade (coarse cut)

Name: Seville Marmalade (coarse cut)
Brand: Jam Packed Preserves

Jam Packed Preserves

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This traditional marmalade is made from lovely bitter Seville oranges, which are only in season for a few weeks in January and February each year, to an old family recipe. Our best-selling Seville marmalade is available with either coarse cut or fine cut shreds. This is the coarse cut version, for those who like a nice chunky marmalade. Marmalade is traditionally made from the juice and peel of citrus fruit and we make our marmalades in small batches using traditional family recipes and methods. We are also working on some jelly marmalades (shredless) for release later in 2016 for those who li

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Seville Marmalade (coarse cut)

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