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Default Bonne Maman marmalade

On Fri, 13 Feb 2015 12:54:09 -0800, JRStern >
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> ... product of France.
>
> These are sold all over town at all kinds of different prices, looks
> like a homemade label on the front but I guess that's just a style.
>
> Bristol Farms carries what must be the full selection, and I think
> it's over a dozen different varieties and all good! Even Target
> carries three or four flavors. Bristol Farms had them on sale for I
> think it was $3.50 or maybe cheaper, while the list price at Ralphs is
> like $5.99 so caveat emptor.
>
> 13oz, 370g, fwiw.
>

That brand has been around "forever", but I prefer TJ's these days.
It's not as sweet as Bonne Maman and not as expensive.


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