Mandarin, loose II class

ca. 120 gHUF 1,799 /kg

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Originating from South Africa, these loose Nadorcott mandarins make a great addition to your fruit bowl. They are typically enjoyed fresh and raw on their own, or sliced as a vibrant component in fruit salads. To help preserve their overall quality and taste at home, be sure to store them in a cool, dry place.

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Country of origin

South Africa

Description

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The mandarin is probably a subspecies of the mandarin orange, which is native to the regions of Asia and Southeast Asia. The mandarin has been cultivated for thousands of years, it was widely cultivated in India and China, and later spread along the ancient trade routes to Western Asia, the Mediterranean and North Africa.

Interesting fact

The mandarin grows on a low, evergreen tree with lanceolate leaves and small thorns. Its original home is South China, it was only imported to Europe in the 19th century. Today, China is still the largest producer, but a lot of mandarin is also grown in Spain, Brazil and Japan.

Usage

It is mainly consumed raw, on its own or as part of fruit salads.

Storage

Store in a dry, cool place.

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