MANDARIN
MANDARIN


Introduction
Origin
Properties
Consumption
Conservation
Introduction
The mandarin, fruit of the Citrus Nobilis, is a well-known citrus fruit that is appreciated both for its flavor and its nutritional value. It is practically spherical in shape, slightly flattened at the base depending on the variety, and has a smooth, shiny rind. Its skin is bright orange, and its pulp, also orange, is very tasty, juicy, and sweet, and is divided into 10 to 12 segments. The mandarin stands out for its intense and peculiar aroma.
Origin
It has been cultivated in the Mediterranean basin for a minimum of 200 years. The main producing countries are Spain, USA, Morocco, China and Israel.
Properties
The vitamin C and calcium content of this fruit stands out, in addition to its digestive properties.
Consumption
It is consumed naturally. The skin is removed, which gives off a very strong and pleasant aroma, and the segments are savored, which are very refreshing.
Conservation
The tangerine, like the orange, is kept in optimal conditions in the refrigerator.
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Varieties
Okitsu, Clemenules, Clemenvillas, Nadorcott, Satsuma, Mineolas, Clemenpons, Clementina, Fortuna, Gold Nugget, Hernandina, Iwasaki, Murcott, Nova, Oronules, Orri, Ortanique, Owari, Primosole, Safor, Tango, Valley Gol
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Nutritional and energetic values for 100 gr.
Nutritional and energetic values for 100 gr.