Robertson’s Ma Made Thin Cut Seville Oranges – 850 g
$13.95
Make traditional Seville orange marmalade with less preparation. Robertson’s Ma Made contains thin-cut prepared oranges: add sugar and water as directed to make approximately 6 lb (2.7 kg) of marmalade. 850 g tin.
| Weight | 3 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 6 × 8 in |
| Brand | Robertson's |
| Brand | Robertson's |
| Product Type | Jam and Marmalade |
Robertson’s Ma Made Thin Cut Seville Oranges takes the peeling and chopping out of homemade orange marmalade. This 850 g tin contains prepared bitter Seville oranges with finely cut peel, ready to turn into traditional marmalade.
Keep a tin in the cupboard for marmalade making beyond the fresh Seville orange season. Add sugar and water according to the tin instructions, then cook and test for setting. One tin makes approximately 6 lb (2.7 kg) of finished marmalade in about 30 minutes.
Homemade marmalade with less preparation
- Prepared Seville bitter oranges with thin-cut peel
- 850 g tin for a batch of homemade marmalade
- Add your own sugar and water following the pack directions
- Enjoy on toast, crumpets or warm scones
- A practical pantry staple for home preserving
How to use Ma Made
Follow the recipe printed on your tin for the water and sugar quantities. Bring the mixture to the boil as directed, then test a small amount on a cold saucer. When the surface wrinkles, the marmalade has reached its setting point. Use properly prepared preserving jars and follow the pack directions for filling and storage.
Ingredients
Prepared Seville Bitter Oranges (75%), Water, Acid: Citric Acid, Gelling Agent: Pectin.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ma Made ready-to-eat marmalade?
No. It is a prepared orange base for making marmalade at home. Add sugar and water and cook it according to the tin instructions.
How much marmalade does one tin make?
One 850 g tin makes approximately 6 lb (2.7 kg) of finished marmalade when prepared as directed.
What does thin cut mean?
The orange peel is cut into fine pieces for a marmalade with a finer peel texture.
Do I need fresh Seville oranges?
No. The oranges are already prepared, so you can make a batch without sourcing and cutting fresh fruit.
