365 by Whole Foods Market Organic Orange Marmalade Fruit Spread, 17 Ounce
Ingredients do not include gluten-containing components and there is no explicit gluten-free labeling or certification shown in the data; celiac suitability is listed as likely_safe, but cross-contact information is not provided.
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- Organic ingredients and absence of high fructose corn syrup
- Good spreadability and value for a 17-ounce jar
- Simple ingredient list, minimal additives
- Texture can be runny or inconsistent
- Flavor may be mild or bitter for some palates and peel content varies
- No explicit gluten-free labeling or certification shown in data
Gluten safety details
Ingredients do not include gluten-containing components and there is no explicit gluten-free labeling or certification shown in the data; celiac suitability is listed as likely_safe, but cross-contact information is not provided.
What to expect
A spreadable orange marmalade with visible orange peel bits for some batches, generally easy to spread on toast. Expect a natural, lightly sweet orange flavor, with some variability in texture (runny to moderately thick) and bitterness noted by a portion of reviewers.
- Toast/breakfast spread
- pantry staple for those seeking organic marmalade
- Consumer seeking chunky peel-heavy marmalade or a strongly citrus-forward, bitter profile
The full guide
Overview and ingredients
365 by Whole Foods Market Organic Orange Marmalade Fruit Spread comes in a 17-ounce jar. The ingredient list centers on Organic Cane Sugar, Organic Orange With Peel, Organic Orange Juice Concentrate, Fruit Pectin, Citric Acid, and Ascorbic Acid, highlighting organic ingredients and a simple formula. The dataset describes it as gluten-free-leaning and notes the absence of high fructose corn syrup in the ingredients. There is no explicit gluten-free labeling or certification shown in packaging data. At $4.79, price per ounce is about $0.28, described as good value by reviews.
Taste, texture, and use
Expect a spreadable marmalade with a natural orange flavor; some batches show visible orange peel. The texture can range from runny to moderately thick, with some reviewers noting it isn’t always at the same consistency batch to batch. Flavor may be mild or bitter for some palates and peel content varies; it can be a pleasant, everyday toast spread for some, while others may desire a stronger citrus-forward profile or more peel for texture. Overall, it’s well-suited for breakfast use and pantry topping, particularly for those seeking organic ingredients and a straightforward marmalade without added HFCS.
Gluten safety and dietary notes
Gluten safety verdict is 'likely_safe' for celiac disease based on ingredients provided. The ingredient list does not include gluten-containing components, and the data does not show explicit gluten-free labeling or certification. There are no explicit cross-contact notes or facility information provided in the data, so consumers who rely on certified gluten-free products should interpret the data as incomplete for strict certification needs.
Value, who it’s for, and best uses
Best for toast or breakfast spreads, and for those seeking an organic marmalade option. The 17-ounce jar offers good value per ounce and aligns with a simple, organic ingredient approach without HFCS. Not ideal for those who want a chunky peel-heavy marmalade or a strongly citrus-forward, bitter profile. It may also be less suitable for shoppers who require explicit gluten-free labeling or certified GF status.
What shoppers say
💚 People liked
Organic ingredients and lack of HFCS
Good value for a large jar
Easy to spread on toast
⚠ People flagged
Some find the marmalade too runny
Texture and peel content vary by batch; not always chunky
Key takeaways
- Contains organic ingredients and no HFCS
- Large 17-ounce jar with good spreadability
- Texture and flavor can vary by batch
- Packaging data show no explicit gluten-free labeling or certification
Evidence gaps for this product:
- No explicit gluten-free labeling or GF certification is shown in the provided product data
- No facility or cross-contact information available to assess celiac risk beyond ingredients
- Web sources in the data show some third-party claims about GF status but lack verifiable packaging-backed confirmation