stupid question -marmalade

[lenbest]

Sounds stupid but I love my marmalade for breakfast-does MSC offer any or do I bring my own -Thanks

[Miss_Cruiser]

Hi, in the buffet area ( we always eat there breakfast) you always have a few flavours of marmelade... Im a big fan of it too:D:cool:

[Plan B]

I know what you mean by marmalade but most Europeans and Americans will think you mean jam or jelly of which there are many flavours!

 

I don't remember what flavours were available but someone else might.

 

What the OP wants to know is - Is there any orange jam or orange jelly available?

[AmoMondo]

I know what you mean by marmalade but most Europeans and Americans will think you mean jam or jelly of which there are many flavours!

 

I don't remember what flavours were available but someone else might.

 

What the OP wants to know is - Is there any orange jam or orange jelly available?

 

They do have it because strangely enough, every time I've seen someone order the cheese platter at lunch or dinner, it always has some marmalade on the side!

 

Not sure about it being available at breakfast as there toast is not good IMO and I stick to the fresh baked bread and rolls which is excellent. I vaguely there being a plate with individual jams on the table in the MDR but can't remember if marmalade is one of them or not.

[Homosassa]

I know what you mean by marmalade but most Europeans and Americans will think you mean jam or jelly of which there are many flavours!

 

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Actually, many of us Americans actually know the different between marmalade, conserve, jam and jelly when talking about the different products that are cooked fruit with sugar (or juice as is the case with jelly).

 

It drives me crazy when on a ship that the buffet staff does not know the difference and think that one is asking for gelatin when asking for jelly or jam.

[Plan B]

Just back from the Fantasia and yes there is marmalade available on the buffet - I looked especially! But, you have to look closely because the picture looks more like apricot or peach. Enjoy