
Orange marmalade is a clear amber jelly of orange juice and sugar with thin strips of peel, sweet with a characteristic pleasant bitterness. It is spread on toast, croissants, scones and pancakes, used as a glaze for duck and baked ham, a filling for tarts, rolls and cookies and as a sauce for cheeses and ice cream.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Orange marmalade, Raw: Calories 246.0 kcal, Proteins 0.3 grams, Fats 0.0 grams, Carbohydrates 66.3 grams per 100 g of product.

Sesame candies are a refined blend of sweetness and crunchiness, enveloped in the warm aroma of honey and orange jam. This dessert originates from traditional European caramel recipes, where natural ingredients create a rich flavor without excessive sweetness. Amber caramel, carefully brought to perfect consistency, gently coats crunchy sesame seeds, giving the candies a pleasant nutty hue. They can be served as an elegant addition to tea time or as a sophisticated treat for special moments. Thanks to their natural components, they not only delight the palate but also offer light benefits — sesame is rich in minerals and healthy fats. Each candy is a small work of art created with patience and attention to detail.
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Chocolate-orange muffins with chocolate ganache are a true embodiment of refined sweetness and harmony of flavors. Inspired by American baking traditions, they combine the rich aroma of cocoa with the refreshing citrus note of orange. Fluffy, airy, and soaked in delicate chocolate, these muffins make an ideal dessert for both cozy tea times and festive gatherings. The creamy ganache adds richness while the orange jam provides a light fruity tang, creating an exquisite combination. Each bite envelops you in the warmth and aroma of fresh chocolate, while the mint leaf decoration offers a fresh, balanced accent. This treat not only delights the palate but also awakens memories of home comfort, turning every tea time into a small celebration.
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Sand cakes with walnuts and orange confiture are an exquisite dessert combining delicate crumbly dough, citrus aroma, and rich nut flavor. This recipe has Eastern motifs reminiscent of traditional Chinese sweets known for their harmonious balance of textures and flavors. The brightness of the orange confiture highlights the subtle spiciness of cinnamon and clove, while the chocolate glaze finishes the ensemble with a rich, velvety aftertaste. The pastries pair perfectly with tea, especially green or oolong.
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