Proud now?

I often cry while I'm on this board. Can't think why.

Pookie's sweetest dreams are of his own death.

"I'm replying to a Marmalade thread" is all I have to think, and the tears come.

Your whole lifetime has led up to THIS.

Why do people keep referring to my death on here. Have my doctor's notes been leaked?

I have to go now. My bosses are starting to wonder why I'm laughing so much.

Laughing at work=poor productivity.

Of course Paddington was right. He's Paddington. You used to be able to buy 'Paddington's Special Marmalade', with no bits in, but I haven't seen it for sale for a few years. THe Traidcraft marmalade is nice, and Sainsbury's do a nice one too.

I especially like lime marmalade.

Hip, like the old song goes....

"have i told you lately that i love you?"

oh to have a taste of lime marmalade..... bread and drippin is all we get in ireland.

Sainsbury's sell both their own and Rose's lime marmalade. Lovely.

i like the sound of this Rose woman.

One of the worst i have tasted has to be chestnut marmalade.

Hi porkmarras. Chestnut marmalade? I've never tried that. Don't think I ever will, either, but I applaud you heartily for braving it.

Roses is the brand for lime stuff.

Hello Hip Priest!My grandmother had such odd culinary taste,she thought that chestnut marmalade was a treat for her nephew.Arrrghhh!Disgusting!

ewww, that sounds ikky.

It doesn't appeal to me, I have to say. But then, I don't like chestnuts too much either. What are you supposed to do with chestnut marmalade? Is there a traditional use?

Marmalade's ok.

Oh there's no point for it.It tastes like the sweetest poison.

In Portuguese "marmelada" also have sexual connotation.