English food revisited

[Geoff]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "bboyminn" <bboyminn at ...> wrote:

bboyminn:
> Orange marmalade is common in the USA, I usually buy "Smucker's", which is probably the biggest brand of jams, preserves, and jellies. 
> 
> But, I'm under the impression that in the UK, there are other common types of marmalade - Lime? Lemon? Other? 

Geoff:
Marmalade generally is made from oranges. However, there are a small 
number of brands of Lime Marmalade. Roses, who are very well-known 
for lime cordial, make the best-known version..

I haven't come across lemon marmalade. If lemons get into any preserves, 
it's most likely Lemon Curd which is a thickish spread.