Mini Mandarin Orange

Also known as Clementines, each little honey mandarin orange is downright adorable and smaller than a golf ball, tasty and juicy, and the loose-skinned can be peeled away effortlessly to uncover a plump bundle of orange seedless flesh. Like regular mandarin oranges, each segment readily separates from the others. As a result, it's a fantastic fruit for convenient and quick office snacking.

STORAGE

Storing them at room temperature in a cool, dry place may keep them fresh for up to two weeks, but check on them every now and then and remove any that have gone mushy from the pile. If you have leftovers from room temperature storage that haven't been used within two weeks, refrigerate them as well to prolong their freshness.

FUN FACTS & TIPS

Because these small tangerines are vivid orange, simple to peel, sweeter than most other citrus fruits, and often seedless. They are often marketed to children and their parents as an easy and fuss-free method to add fruit to a child's meal and increase their fruit consumption.

NUTRITION & HEALTH BENEFITS

• Reduce risk of cancer
• Reduce inflammation 
• Help reverse free radical damage
• Help improve acne, redness, and discolouration
• Softens your stool to decrease constipation
• Lower your cholesterol levels
• Strengthen immunity
• Offer stress relief and refresh your mind

Rich in Vitamin C, A, dietary fibre and nutrients and minerals such as potassium and manganese.


Common Names: 2PH, Citrus unshiu, Cuties, Sweeties, Clement Rodier, Citrus clementina, Tangerines, clementines, mandarins, satsumas, Nova mandarins are a cross between a clementine & a tangelo