What's the difference between jam and marmalade?

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Seriously, what the hell is the difference. I always thought jam was more berry based wile marmalade was citrus based.... UNTILL I saw pineapple jam which is citrus right?

Perhaps the fact that pineapple grows on stalks rather then from trees is the deciding factor? :rolling:
 
Already googled it and it winged lots about Jelly, what kind of pussy eats jelly! Eat some real preserves pussys!
 
Marmalade involves much more peel. Therefore, all though it has a lot of sugar, it's much more tart than jam. Jam contains more fruit.
 
You can't marmalade your cock up a girls ass.







Sorry, old joke that did the rounds when I was a kid :)
 
The hell's the difference between jam and jelly anyways. Don't google that for me, I don't give enough of a shit.
 
Americans call Jam 'Jelly' and they call Jelly 'Gello'.
 
Americans call Jam 'Jelly' and they call Jelly 'Gello'.

Gelatin. The only reason we call it "Gello" is because of the brand Jell-O. It is the most common of the brands. *Bill Cosby Voice* They also make pudding.
 
Jam is tasty and delicious with peanut butter in a sammich,
while marmalade is a skanky ho with freakishly long butt hair.

marmalade
 
American jam - Oh please. Real jam is made with 96 % of fruit and 4 % of sugar.
 
No clue but I know the difference between jelly and jam. I can't jelly my finger up your @%# but I can jam it up there haha.. a joke a friend told me.
 
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