Name, mistakenly attributed to 'Mary is ill', in allusion to Mary Queen of Scots's citrus conserve when she was convalescing in bed, of an originally sweet 'honey apple' quince spread, now a Seville orange pres
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Related clues
- Traditional breakfast conserve made from Seville oranges (originally quinces)
- Bittersweet spread
- From 'quince jam', 'honey apple', word for membrillo-like solid jelly cut into squares originally, later a preserve of the first mentioned pome, bergamot, orange or other citrus; or, a ginger moggy, streaked with brown
- Orange-flavored toast spread
- Orange preserve
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