I love oranges and take one to lunch every day (unless Macintosh apples are in season).
Anyway, I've been disgusted with the dried up, woody Navel oranges that I've been paying $1.00 for each lately.
Saw a mesh bag of these baby Clementine oranges (a variety of Mandarin orange) for $6.99 and decided to give them a try.
WINNER! They are easy to peel, sweet as candy, maybe one seed per orange. I take two for lunch dessert, since they are very small, as you can see in relation to my hand.
The bag in the photo is missing about 10 Clementines, since I've eaten some and gave a few to neighbors to try.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
Lee
Anyway, I've been disgusted with the dried up, woody Navel oranges that I've been paying $1.00 for each lately.
Saw a mesh bag of these baby Clementine oranges (a variety of Mandarin orange) for $6.99 and decided to give them a try.
WINNER! They are easy to peel, sweet as candy, maybe one seed per orange. I take two for lunch dessert, since they are very small, as you can see in relation to my hand.
The bag in the photo is missing about 10 Clementines, since I've eaten some and gave a few to neighbors to try.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
Lee