What's the difference between Jam & Marmalade ?

The taste and the colour, which is a result of the different ingredients.

Marmalade contains the rind of the fruit, together with the flesh....

Jam is made from non citrus fruits eg black current,strawberry,raspberry
Marmalade is made from citrus fruits, eg orange,lemon,limes.

Golly I never knew that.

One were a immediate post-punk, left-leaning, fiery three piece band from Woking.

The other was a Scottish pop-rock combo, whose best selling work was a cover of The Beatles 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da', hitting the top of the charts in the late 1960's.

No one likes a smart@rse do they?

Marmalade were previously Dean Ford and the Gaylords. Not sure why they changed their name.

The word Marmalade is said to derive from Portuguese marmelada meaning quince jam. The meaning has changed over centuries to mean citrus fruit preserves as stated by Facts and A-P

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"You can't Marmalade your **** up your wife's ar*e!"

I think this is the answer the O/P was looking for

You guys need to brush up on your outrageous dirty jokes, they come in handy at Christmas dinner with the family if the one in the cracker isn't up to the job

For the trivia minded, this was basically the skipped punchline in an episode of How I Met Your Mother, the dirty joke so bad that Lily stopped speaking to Barney, if you remember the episode or ever see it. Except he said Peanut Butter not Marmalade.

"But you can jelly your **** up your wife's ar"e!"

One is Orange, the other isn't.

bees make Honey
Ants make Jam
wasps make marmalade

your ignorance is astounding.

Bit of a sticky subject really!

Bees make Honey
Aunt's make Jam
W.A.S.P.s make Marmalade

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It must be jam 'cos marmalade don't shake like that.