Tiptree 'Old Times' Orange Marmalade, 12 Ounce Jar

These taste great. Quality is wonderful. Price is good too. We are constantly buying these jams from Amazon all the time.Unfortunately, in a box with 3 jars, a bottom broke of one of the jars (must have been during shipping, even though it was wrapped extremely well by amazon). Amazon not only replaced the broken jar AND gave me a refund for that one, but they actually replaced ALL of the bottles (while letting me keep the original 2 that weren’t broken) AND gave me a FULL refund for all of them!! Great customer service. Especially on this product that is tasty and delicious!

This is a little jar of very proper English marmalade. I lived in Europe for a few years as a small child, and this tastes just like I remember, and just like I expected. A little bitter, a good bit sweet, lots of real orange flavor, and paper thin slices of peel. That was exactly what I wanted!My kids keep watching this darn new show with a bear that loves marmalade - you probably know the one. Marmalade is not a staple in my house, but after watching that dang bear polish off a certain number of marmalade sandwiches, I had to have a jar for myself.This exactly fit the bill! Very pleased.

I think I've tried them all! Expensive brands, store brands, at least 20 different varieties/brands. This one is my favorite. Not too sweet, plenty of orange peel, great on English muffins. I can't stand overly sweet jams/preserves/marmalades, and I've found several orange marmalades that were too bitter (and one that was both too sweet and too bitter - go figure ...). So I was thrilled to find this one. I now have it on Subscribe & Save. Good stuff!

Only knock against it is the overall cost, but this Orange Marmalade is superb and delicious on toasted English Muffins for breakfast!

The taste is not very appealing.

I was never a fan of orange marmalde ... and then I visited England and got a taste of English! OMG! This is the closest marmalade I have found since returning to the states. I use it on toast, with cream cheese on a bagel, and in baking (it adds so much flavor to a pear or apple tart) and of course as a topping to scones w/ clotted cream. Try it - you'll love it!

We used this brand when we lived in London and it was much more flavorful. It seems to have been denatured. But it's not nasty, just kind of bland.

This Marmalade not only has a rich texture, but features some of the best flavor between sweet and sour. Sometimes Marmalade can be so sweet you cringe when you eat it, but not this one. The rinds are cut so thin they are like threads. If you want a perfect Marmalade, give this a try. Its fantastic on English muffins, and of course toast.