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Westem-groVvn tangerines and mandarins will be plentiful for the holiday season. They are great for on-the-go snacks and tucking into lunch boxes. Look for Satsumas, and Fairchilds; their sizes will be slightly larger than last year’s fruit. A strong crop of delicious Orlando tangelos will be available. Minneolas won't be quite as plentiful this year, but will be of good size and eating quality.
Moro oranges, the best-known variety of the "blood orange", will be in the markets, and are wonderful for gift baskets. Their orange exteriors are laced with a beautiful, red blush, and the interiors are deep red. Moros have an intense and appealing flavor, with some berry notes. They can turn an ordinary salad or beverage into a festive holiday creation!
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Gift giving during the holiday season is a centruies old tradition, with many legends about how it all began. In some stories, fresh oranges were the prized gift. Today bright golden oranges and other fresh citrus fruits are still a welcome gift — any time of the year, but especially at holiday time.
Supplies of fresh citrus will be plentiful durin the holidays, so a pretty basket of navel oranges, lemons, tangerines and grapefruit is an easy, colorful and healthful gift idea for neighbors and friends. Here are a few other gift giving suggestions that include fresh Western-grown citrus, and keep you budget in mind, too.
Fill a plastic ice bucket with fresh lemons and navel oranges; then add a package of special tea and a bottle of
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