Three Fruit Marmalade
Flavor Profile
This complex marmalade is simultaneously sweet with a slightly bitter undertone, as it’s classically supposed to taste. We take pride in using only fresh harvested, fully ripe fruits. It has perfect bite-size pieces of fresh-tasting citrus in every jar. Grapefruits, once referred to as a forbidden fruit, grow in clusters much like grapes. We use sun-ripe, unsprayed oranges, from the very sunny, southern part of Florida. Tart Sunshine in a Jar! An elegant choice for breakfast, brunch, or tea time served with toast or scones.
Fat-Free, Saturated Fat-Free, Cholesterol-Free, and Sodium-Free
Pairs well with Valpolicella, Chianti, Rioja reserva, Verdicchio, an Albariño, Godello, Pinot Grigio, late-harvest Riesling, Asti, Sauvignon Blancs from Marlborough, Verdejos from Rueda, Clairette de Die, Late Harvest Orange Muscat, Flora, Champagne, Prosecco, Crémant, Sémillon, Syrah, Mourvèdre, Colombard, Orange Muscat, Champagne, Cava, Cointreau, Vidal Icewine, Moscato d’Asti, and Tempranillo
Suggestions for Uses
Channel Paddington Bear and make a marmalade sandwich
Serve with homemade brioche and croissants
Make marmalade tarts
Cook with meatballs
Glaze chicken wings
Use it as a glaze for pork tenderloin
Great served with pâté and rich, meaty dishes
Add a swipe of ricotta or labne to toast before adding marmalade
Delicious over panforte ice-cream
Spread on a buttered English muffin
Serve with Comté, a nice goat cheese, or another nutty mountain cheese, like Gruyère
Use it to fill sufganiyot
Add to your Earl Grey tea
Put a spoonful of marmalade into a cup of hot water, stir, and enjoy
So good for breakfast with yogurt
Great on poultry, fish, and desserts
Awesome topping for ice cream & lemon squares