English food revisited

[Tonks]

Steve/bluewizard said:
 
> Orange marmalade is common in the USA, I usually buy "Smucker's", which is probably the biggest brand of jams, preserves, and jellies. 
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> But, I'm under the impression that in the UK, there are other common types of marmalade - Lime? Lemon? Other? 
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> As to the Ginger Jam, that sound appealing. I really like ginger and am obsessed with Ginger Ale. Would dearly love to try some Fentimans. There is nothing like taking a hit off a bottle of ginger ale, and having it hit you back. (note: good ginger ale is fiery hot.)
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> In the USA, Blenheim's is certainly the best ginger ale by far.

Tonks:
This reminds me. When I went to the UK many years ago, they had the best Ginger Ale. Normally I don't like it, but I couldn't drink coke at the time, and that was the best I ever had. I liked it so much I actually tried to find it in Canada, but couldn't. And that is also when I got hooked on their orange marmalade. Much, much better than Smuckers! I don't know what brand it was, I can't find it here. I do buy the UK brand here. It is more tart tasting and I think made with real sugar. Trying to get away from the high fruitos corn syurp.

I just ate a Java bar. What is in that? I looked on the label. There is nothing there that should give me a migraine, but I feel very dizzy. I wonder it something in it has alcohol in it. Not that great anyway. I am looking forward to the Java cakes which I will have later tonight.  I really need to go on a diet, all of this sugar is probably killing me.

And Steve, why are you 'blue wizard'now. Are you depressed? Or freezing?
Tonks_op