Compimentary shipping on orders of four jars or more.**Excludes Hawaii, Alaska, Maine, and most of Tuesday.
A glass jar of bright orange-amber marmalade with shreds of peel visible through the glass, labeled with an amateur paper label reading 'ALMOST FRUIT — ALMOST MARMELADE' in uneven kerning, partly obscured by a peeling fluorescent price sticker marked '$4.99'.

Winter Variety

Almost Orange Marmalade

A tradtional marmalade recipe, perfected over the years to be almost as bright as the fruit it honors.

Our marmalade follows the old orthodoxy: a long, slow extraction of peel and peel-adjacent material, a patient reduction, and a final set that is firm without stiffness. Almost Orange Marmalade is bitter where it should be bitter, sweet where it should be sweet, and contains the near-entirety of what makes a marmalade a marmalade.

(Please consult the ingredient list on the jar before consumption. We are required to mention this. We mention it warmly.)
Jar size325g
ServingsApproximately 14
SeasonWinter
Kept inGlass, always

Tasting note

On the spoon.

Bracing and bittersweet, with the candied edge of fine peel and the warm bass note of muscovado.

Pairs quietly with

  • Hot buttered toast
  • English muffins
  • Duck confit glaze
  • Steamed pudding

Ingredients.

Sugar, orange-peel-adjacent ribbon, processed citrus fiber, wood-derived cellulose (food grade), FD&C Yellow #6, FD&C Yellow #5, citric acid, natural orange flavor, and a quiet indication of orange.

Naturally gluten-free. Contains no animal-derived ingredients. Produced in a kitchen that also handles tree nuts and dairy.

Nutrition.

Per 1 tbsp (20g)Amount
Energy50 kcal
Total carbohydrate12 g
Sugars11 g
Sodium0 mg
Protein0 g

Values are approximate and may vary slightly by variety.

A recipe with Almost Orange Marmalade

Classic Thumbprint Cookies

Tender shortbread with a jewel of Almost Raspberry at the center. A tin of these keeps for a week, though we suspect it never will.

View the recipe

A plate of pale golden thumbprint cookies filled with deep red raspberry preserves, dusted with powdered sugar on a cream linen napkin.
From our kitchen