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		<title>Seville Orange Marmalade &#038; Caseificio Maldera Burrata</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Product Review &#8212; The Seville Orange Marmalade was inedible; the taste was as you were eating pure orange peel with the worst sourness you could imagine.Â  I checked the expiration date and it seemed fine, I must admit I bought it for half the original price at a Marshall&#8217;s, but in the past I have [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p><strong>The Seville Orange Marmalade was inedible; the taste was as you were eating pure orange peel with the worst sourness you could imagine.Â  I checked the expiration date and it seemed fine, I must admit I bought it for half the original price at a Marshall&#8217;s, but in the past I have bought other marmalades that were just fine.Â  For now I will keep on my quest of the best orange Marmalade anyone can buy.</strong></p>
<p><em>La Mermelada de Naranja de Sevilla fue casi imposible de comer; sabÃ­a a cÃ¡scara rancia con un amargor espantoso.Â  RevisÃ© la fecha de expiraciÃ³n y estaba bien, debo admitir que comprÃ© esta mermelada por mitad del precio original en un Marshalls, pero en el pasado ya habÃ­a comprado mermeladas en esta tienda que han salido bien.Â  Por ahora seguirÃ© en mi bÃºsqueda por la mejor Mermelada de Naranja que se pueda comprar.</em></p>
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<p><strong>OK, I am not a Burrata expert, I have just probably tasted 3 types in my life, and I really want to try the one Pizzeria Orso offers on their pizza but I will find out first which burrata they get before I add a $5 topping to my over $10 pizza.</strong></p>
<p><strong>I feel I&#8217;m entitled to judge a product if I pay for it and this was by far the worst of the 3 burratas I&#8217;ve tasted, remember industrial Belgioso (reference click), or the one the Italian Store have sold in the past.</strong></p>
<p><strong>I drove so excited to Screwtop Wine Bar to buy it and even saved a piece of this burrata (Caseificio Maldera) to share with Chef, he confirmed to me it was awful and that&#8217;s not how it&#8217;s supposed to taste so my guess is that it didn&#8217;t do well while route from Italy, I really hope that was the reason because after this experience I&#8217;m not sure if I would dare to take another $14 risk for a piece of cheese that would make the infamous Yellow American cheese tastier on your toast.</strong></p>
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<p><em>Lo acepto, no soy una experta en Burrata, y solo he probado tres clases de este queso, (ademÃ¡s me muero por probar la que ofrecen en Pizzeria Orso, primero quiero saber quiÃ©n hace esta burrata antes de pagar $5 extra por este ingrediente en mi pizza que desde ya tiene un precio de $10). </em></p>
<p><em>Siento que tengo todo el derecho de juzgar un producto si he pagado por el mismo, y esta es la peor burrata que he probado de las tres que he comprado anteriormente, recuerdan la industrial de Belgioso (enlace de referencia), o la de la Italian Store.</em></p>
<p><em>Yo conduje hasta el Screwtop Wine Bar para comprarla e incluso salvÃ© un pedazo de esta burrata (Caseuficio Maldera) para compartir con el Chef, Ã©l me confirmÃ³ que sabÃ­a muy mal, y que asÃ­ no se supone debe saber este queso.</em></p>
<p><em>Puede ser que este sabor tan malo fue resultado del viaje de importaciÃ³n desde Italia, y en verdad espero sea esa la explicaciÃ³n porque luego de esta experiencia no me veo gastando $14 por otro queso que te harÃ­a ver al inpopular Queso Amarillo (americano) como una mejor opciÃ³n para tu tostada.</em></p>
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