Collection: Tiptree - Essex Preserves, Marmalade and Lemon Curd

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British jam is set differently from American jelly and preserves — less sweet, with more fruit and a looser set that sits on a scone rather than on toast alone. Tiptree is the name British households reach for when the jam matters, and the small jars are a fixture on hotel breakfast trays across the country.

Jams, Marmalade, Lemon Curd and Mini Jars
Strawberry and raspberry are the everyday jams. The marmalades run from fine cut to thick cut Seville, and the difference is peel size and bitterness, not quality. Lemon curd is the one to try if you have never had it: eggy, sharp and closer to a dessert than a spread. Miniature jars are bought for hampers and afternoon tea settings.

FAQ

Q1: What is the difference between jam and marmalade?
Jam is made from soft fruit. Marmalade is made from citrus and includes the peel, which gives it the bitter edge.

Q2: What is lemon curd?
A smooth, sharp spread made with lemon, sugar, butter and egg. Used on toast, in tarts and as a cake filling.

Q3: What does thick cut marmalade mean?
Larger pieces of peel, giving a chunkier texture and a more bitter flavour than fine cut.


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British Spreads
Sweet Spreads
Breakfast Spreads
British Tea Time


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British Food
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Chocolates
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Order Tiptree jams, marmalades and lemon curd online in the USA for breakfast tables, scones, hampers and afternoon tea.