What Is Portuguese Marmalade?
Portuguese marmalade is a type of sweet and tangy spread usually made from Seville oranges. The oranges are cooked down with sugar and water until they form a thick, sticky jam-like consistency. It is commonly enjoyed on toast or croissants for breakfast, and is also used as a filling in pastries and cakes. Portuguese marmalade has a strong and distinct flavor, and is a popular product sold in grocery stores and markets all over Portugal.