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marmalade

[mahr-muh-leyd, mahr-muh-leyd] / ˈmɑr məˌleɪd, ˌmɑr məˈleɪd /


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Awarding four stars, the Times added: "Break open the marmalade: the West End has a new hit musical that will surely give Matilda a run for its money as a children's favourite."

From BBC

Her rabbit and pork terrine, meanwhile, speaks to her French training; coriander in the seasoning and yuzu marmalade to the side brighten the pleasure.

From Washington Post

A nine-year-old girl has won a prestigious food award for her homemade marmalade.

From BBC

The jeweled jams and marmalades she produces are consistently arresting, though: delightfully nuanced, with unusual additions like yarrow or white pepper.

From Seattle Times

There were several missions underway on Monday morning but “marmalade” and “peanut butter” were particularly high risk.

From Washington Post