Tiptree Orange Marmalade, 12 Ounce Jar

Dayummm, this is the ultimate marmalade for adults. It is sooo bitter, and the usual bits of peel are sizeable chunks. I used it in a couple of Xmas cookies; an orange/chocolate rugelach, and a sticky cranberry gingerbread. Its stout bitter orange flavor stands up to any amount of sugar or cream cheese. Not for the kids, nor the faint of heart.

Great marmalade, tangy taste from the Seville oranges comes through well. Nice consistency and not too sweet.

I enjoy orange marmalade from time to time. I've only ever experienced the common store brands from our local grocery stores...until today. And all I can say about the flavor of this marmalade is*****WOW**** ! This definitely puts the "O" in orange. It's a wonderful experience. Firstly it's packed with lots of orange rinds. And not microscopic sized, but relatively big sized pieces. Honestly, it's quite amazing. The orange flavor is pleasantly stronger than the garden variety grocery marmalades. Rarely would I ever pay a price like this for a product of this kind, but this marmalade is TOTALLY worth the price! I originally tried this company's black currant jam and was so delicious that I decided to try this orange marmalade. I'm hooked. Don't worry about the shipping of the glass jar it's in. Both times it arrived in its own double boxed container unharmed.

The flavor is great if your a marmalade Lover, it right up there for flavor and price, this brand I’m a fan of it’s right up there with the best.

5 stars for product 0 stars for product packaging at the warehouse ( no padding/bubblewrap for fragile glass items), Love this product but item was sent without protection inside a cardboard box and predictably the glass jars arrived broken and a sticky gooey mess. This is the second time I have ordered a 6 pack of the tiptree orange marmalade and the other time one of the jars was broken as well but I didn’t discover the broken jar until long after I received the item. Edited to add: this is a more bitter orange marmalade made with bitter Seville oranges. This is not your typical sweet American style orange marmalade. Buyer beware as this may not be to your liking if you like super sweet jams or are just not into acquiring a taste for new/different foods. I find it plenty sweet with a much more interesting flavor profile from the Seville oranges. I also really enjoy the bitterness and texture the orange peels add to the marmalade.

You can't go wrong with Tiptree. Their marmalade is always outstanding.

Tried this while visiting my son. Ordered some and it's just as good.

Not a fan of this product. That said, it may be how quality orange marmalade is truly supposed to taste. To us, it was like eating and orange - peel and all. Not overly sweet but boy, that bitterness was over the top.

An essential end to a classic British breakfast, or maybe just the only component for some, is good toast, real butter and a proper marmalade, accompanied by a good cup of tea. Sadly, most products masquerading as marmalade are tasteless, insipid attempts at the real thing and quite simply are not worth eating. Wilkins Tiptree Orange is one of the few products that does cut the mustard in this respect, and it is my marmalade of choice. The best ever was made by my mum, but sadly she is no longer with us - Wilkins Tiptree Orange is IMNSHO the best of the bulk manufactured marmalades and only a rather overpriced Spanish marmalade comes close, although I will put up with FrankCooper's Oxford marmalade if those two are not available. Wilkins make several different types of marmalade, but only the Tiptree Orange hits the spot for me, although their Old Tawny is not bad.

Have purchased before and suits my taste.

Good Marmalade. Too expensive though and not any better than other quality brands in shops.

Lets be honest, ordering a glass jar of anything on amazon is stupid. On the other hand it lives up to it's prestige and tastes fantastic, too bad the first jar broke.

Love this marmalade