About Mrs Darlington's Festive Bucks Fizz Marmalade
About Mrs Darlington's Festive Bucks Fizz Marmalade
Christmas morning in a British house has a running order. Stockings first, then somebody pours the Bucks Fizz before nine and calls it tradition.
Mrs Darlington's Festive Bucks Fizz Marmalade puts that glass on your toast. It is a Christmas marmalade from a family jam maker in Cheshire, and it knows exactly what morning it was made for.
Spread it thick while the paper is still all over the floor. Spread it again on Boxing Day, when breakfast is whatever is within reach.
If home is a long way off this year, it is a small, sticky bit of a British Christmas, right there on the plate.
Frequently asked questions about Mrs Darlington's Festive Bucks Fizz Marmalade
Q: Is this the UK version?
A: It is, the same jar you would pick up in Britain. We bring it over and ship it from within Canada, so it never has to clear customs on its way to you.
Q: How big is the jar?
A: It is a 340g jar, a standard marmalade jar. Enough for Christmas morning, Boxing Day and a few sneaky slices of toast after that.
Q: Does it make a good gift?
A: Very good, especially as a Christmas gift for someone who misses home. It is small enough to tuck into a hamper or a stocking and it says Bucks Fizz on the label, which does most of the talking.
Q: What else goes with it?
A: Anything from the British breakfast shelf: a box of proper tea, some crumpets, another jar of something from Mrs Darlington's. Have a look through our jams and marmalades for the rest.
More about Mrs Darlington's Festive Bucks Fizz Marmalade
Marmalade is the British breakfast table's quiet constant: the jar that is always there, next to the butter, in every kitchen you grew up in. A festive one is the jar that only comes out once a year, which is exactly why people remember it.
In Canada, Christmas breakfast tends to drift towards whatever the new household does. This jar pulls it back. One spoonful and it is Christmas morning in Britain again, someone's dad in a paper crown far too early and nobody minding.
It comes in a standard 340g jar, the sort that sits in the cupboard until December and then empties faster than anyone planned. Keep it in the fridge once it is open. It goes on toast and crumpets, and the brave stir a spoonful into a glaze for the Christmas ham.
Mrs Darlington's is a jam, curd and marmalade maker first and foremost, so it sits happily next to the rest of the British breakfast cupboard: proper tea, a jar of lemon curd, and a loaf you can toast without apology.
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