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Zeer mooie antieke confituur marmelade pot - "DUNDEE

James’ mother turned the bitter orange fruit into jam and so created the iconic James Keiller Dundee Marmalade. It wasn’t a coincidence that James mother made marmalade, in the 1760s her son ran a confectionery shop producing jams in Seagate, Dundee. Voila – Dundee Seville Orange Marmalade was born! The Seville Orange Marmalade proved to be so popular that the Dundee public demanded more and more. The Keiller’s obliged, and continued producing the marmalade.

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Kudos to you for spotting the letters and deducing they are date related. I've dug 3 of them and never noticed the letter code. Vintage Keiller & Son Dundee Orange Marmalade Crock 1 Pound Cork Lid. $41.00 + shipping. James Keiller & Son Ltd Crock Dundee Orange Marmalade Pot crock. $30.00 The marmalade legend. It all begins in the 18th century with a mysterious ship on the port of our wee city, alongside the soon-to-be iconic Keiller family.

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Said that modern Brits seem to like things sweeter these days, so Keiller & Sons, the makers of that bitter Dundee orange marmalade decided to change the recipe. It is now sweeter, and runnier, with far fewer orange peels. And they no longer pack it in those iconic white jars. And that's for everybody, not just the US market.

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Marmalade existed in Spain and Portugal since at least the 15th century and a Scottish recipe for orange marmalade appears in "Mrs McLintoch's Receipts (sic)" of 1736. In the 1760s, Keiller ran a small confectionery shop producing jams in Seagate, Dundee. Keiller Dundee Orange Marmalade is made with Seville oranges, bitterer than usual oranges, which makes this marmalade a tangy, deep-flavored experience. Bits of rinds give it a delightful texture. It was Mrs. Keiller, who saw the potential of these bitter Spanish oranges. She boiled the oranges with sugar and the resulting product was the delicious preserve now known as, Dundee Orange Marmalade.

Sometimes all things do come to those who wait. I fell in love with the old-fashioned stoneware pots once used to sell James Keiller & Son's Dundee Orange Marmalade when I was a little girl, by which time they were already obsolete, except for their aesthetic value. Said that modern Brits seem to like things sweeter these days, so Keiller & Sons, the makers of that bitter Dundee orange marmalade decided to change the recipe. It is now sweeter, and runnier, with far fewer orange peels. And they no longer pack it in those iconic white jars. And that's for everybody, not just the US market.
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Vintage James Keiller & Son Dundee Orange Marmalade Glazed Stoneware Crock Jar. $21.60. $9.10 shipping. 1 bid ·. Ending Feb 15 at 6:05PM PST. 2d 20h. Dating Keiller Dundee Marmalade Jars I recently dug my first example of this very common English jar.

Add to cart Show more. James Keiller & Son LTD Original DUNDEE Orange Marmalade Jar 16 Oz Empty 4 5/8". ozarksfinds. 5 out of 5 stars. (535) $25.00. Only 1 available and it's in 3 people's carts.
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(581) $40.10. Only 1 available and it's in 3 people's carts. Add to Favorites. Enhance the flavor of your favorite recipes with this jar of James Keiller & Son Dundee Orange Marmalade.

Zeer mooie antieke confituur marmelade pot - "DUNDEE

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2021 — Köp online JAMES KEILLER " DUNDEE MARMALADE " London 1862 (448582586) • Varuförpackningar - Samlarsaker • Skick: Begagnad 26 okt. 2018 — Varumärke: Dundee Orange Marmalade “Starten av den världsberömda Keillers marmelad från Dundee började av en slump i 1700. Very nice antique jam marmalade pot. “DUNDEE ORANGE MARMALADE” JAMES KEILLER & SON LTD. Sugar, Syrup and Siville Oranges.

I fell in love with the old-fashioned stoneware pots once used to sell James Keiller & Son's Dundee Orange Marmalade when I was a little girl, by which time they were already obsolete, except for their aesthetic value. Said that modern Brits seem to like things sweeter these days, so Keiller & Sons, the makers of that bitter Dundee orange marmalade decided to change the recipe. It is now sweeter, and runnier, with far fewer orange peels.