Rose's 'Lime' Fine Cut Marmalade Description: Manufacturer: Roses / Type: Marmalade. I don't eat jam very often but when I do, I really like the zesty taste of marmalade and the lime version is definitely a favourite. There are loads of brands around but there is something solidly reassuring about the taste of Rose's. Normally, I like thick cut marmalade but these were recently on offer in my local supermarket and there was only the finely cut one left so I picked up a jar to give it a try. A 454g jar of his marmalade will normally cost you around £1.15 and is available from most supermarkets. It comes in a clear glass jar with ...  Read the complete review

When God created the British Isles he thought, these people who will live on this small wet windswept isle really need a breakfast condiment to go with their staff of life, I've been very generous but not too generous to allow them to grow oranges or lemons but they can grow limes. However, limes are only around for a short period time so they will have to work out some way to store them. The lime marmalade was born and we had to wait until Rose's made the perfect lime marmalade in the early years of the twentieth century. Seriously lime marmalade is possible my favourite topping on toast, to make lime marmalade is relatively easy but takes hours, ...  Read the complete review

Being a lover or marmalade (particularly on toast) I was really gutted when I ran out of the stuff unexpectedly! It mean I had to route through our cupboards looking for something else to spread o my toast and I came across this. This is one of my Mothers favourites so I decided to raid her pot of this and to be brave and try it lol! The Packaging.... 454g see-through glass jar which has a embossed leaf pattern on it and a gold screw on/off lid to the top of it and on that I'm told what it is and who it is by. Around the middle of the jar there is a white and gold label and there is a picture of limes on it to. On that label I'm told of course that ...  Read the complete review

---Why I Bought This--- Like a lot of people I have a bit of a sweet tooth but do not buy cakes or biscuits, but still would like a little 'sweet' treat now and again with my cup of tea - so I have started back buying marmalade so that I can have it on toast as a little tasty snack. ---The Brand--- Rose's brand began way back in the 1860s with Rose's Lime Jiuice Cordial which helped prevent scurvy. Rose's Lime Marmalade was introduced in the 1930s. Rose's Ltd was bought by Shweppes in the 1950s but the marmalade in now produced by Premier Foods. ---The Product--- 454 grams in a round jar ...  Read the complete review