Marmalade, orange

By March 28, 2014

Marmalade, orange

A sugary fruit preserve with a lumpier consistency than jam as both the skin and pulp of the orange is used in its making.

The majority of nutrients including proximates, vitamins and minerals were derived from a composite sample of six purchases of orange marmalade including four brands (2x Cottees, 2x Monbulk, 1x Robertsons, 1x IXL) purchased in Adelaide in 1989 (AGAL 1990). Cholesterol and retinol were imputed based on international literature.
Sugar, confectionery and sweet spreads
 
Name Value (g)
Dietry Fibre 0.8
Energy
Omega-6 0
Omega-3 0
Protein 0
Total Fat 0
Total Fructose 30.65
 
Name Value (g)
Fructose 12.9
Glucose 15.4
Sucrose 35.5
Maltose 1.6
Lactose 0
 
Sugar, confectionery and sweet spreads
 
Spreads and toppings
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