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Honey, honey

Lime marmalade...



and I'm a mere youngster

...with smooth peanut butter

I like either Apple Butter or Raspberry Preserves.

pompom;509180 wrote: Is that Rose's or supermarket ownbrand - I need to know:(




Pompom!! Rose's, of course! Own brands??? Never!



Rose's tangerine marmalade is good too.

Pinky;509186 wrote: I rarely eat brekkie, but if I have toast, it just depends what I fancy. I love honey and jam, but I also love marmalade as it reminds me of my Dutch grandma.


I didn't realise your grandma was Dutch, Pinky...my parents had some very dear Dutch friends when I was little and they were lovely people.

pompom;509189 wrote: Well, theia, this is all looking good I must say. If you've got Danish unsalted butter :-6

in as well I might be persuaded to make that visit quite soon!


You mean Lurpak? Of course, it has to be Lurpak and Rose's lime marmalade...is it a 60s thing?



So when?

pompom;509193 wrote: Lurpak, definitely.

And no I'm not in my 60s ... :p

*pompom and Natwest think February a good month*


I meant 1960s!!!



Latter part?

This outrageous, Marmalade is an important condiment, I am shocked that we have neglected it so much, I shall immeaditaly go out and but some, and with the orangey bits as well, not that smooth stuff.

Orange marmarlade is yummy.....................

Conserve.

It's what marmalade is.

Marmalade has no idea what an image crisis is ! :wah:

I love orange marmalade. :yh_drool :yh_drool



I made some one year, was a real pain to get all the pith out of the oranges though.