Frank Cooper's - Original Oxford Marmalade - Coarse Cut - 454g

This is a product often served at my parents' table, and I've been buying it here for years. Good flavor, chewy, not runny, not too sweet, good for cooking as well as on toast & butter. Recent experience with packing and shipping are disappointing. Our latest shipment arrived okay but one of its 2 jars was broken (see picture). Leaks can be cleaned up and leaking containers used first or refrigerated. Broken glass has to be thrown out, contents and all.

I like this product because it’s not too sweet American marmalade tends to be too sweet

This Frank Cooper's Oxford Marmalade is one of a line. Before I go further, I enjoyed it. This is a good marmalade but not my favorite. For 50 years Keiller & Sons Dundee Orange Marmalade has been my favorite and the standard by which I measure all other marmalades. My second choice is Chiver's Olde English Marmalade. Both have the moderate sweetness but underlying bitterness from the orange rind that I like. The Frank Cooper's was rather bland by comparison. It was moderately sweet. It had the bitter rind but both seemed more homogenous than in either of my favorites. Cooper's makes a range of other marmalades several of which I expect to try hoping to have a new favorite. Even so Keiller & Son is going to be hard to beat. Not only is their Orange Marmalade excellent but so is their 3-Fruit version and their Key Lime Marmalade is just superb. Like I said, hard to beat.

If you want Seville orange taste in your marmalade then this is for you.

This is real marmalade, it's slightly bitter like it's supposed to be. Has chunks of peel in it. Large jar, good value.

Great tart taste with adequate peel. Much better than the sweet marmalades prevalent in supermarkets.

One would think that excellent Marmalade would be easy to find. Alas, not so. I had high hopes for this product & it IS desirably semi-tart, not overly sweet. However, you’ll be amazed at the paucity of fruit peel in this product, & the first ingredient listed is glucose-fructose corn syrup (not cane sugar). Trader Joe’s no longer offers its superb marmalade, so the hunt continues — this just isn’t it!

There are different cut and this is not only my favorite brand but also my favorite cut. So flavorful I use it sparingly, nobody else is allowed to touch it :-)