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hereisabee says:
Red pigment on the skin help identify this fruit as a blood orange.
Blood Oranges
by Catcher In My Eye
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A sport of Sanguinello found in Sicily at the beginning of the C19th
Moro blood oranges
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An Italian variety
Tarocco orange
by Judith Klinger
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A Spanish variety
Sanguinello Blood Orange
by Fruit Maven
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A chance hybrid grown in Barbados and then taken to Florida
Grapefruit
by Joel Ignacio
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Red fleshed grapefruit were originally a product of Florida
Ruby Red | Explored
by Tamanna (The Hijabi Mom)
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hereisabee says:
Subtle taste and texture make these grapefruit very desirable
pink grapefruit
by *Margie*
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hereisabee says:
A Tangelo variety, this itself is a cross between a tangerine and a grapefruit.
Minneola
by david schiller
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hereisabee says:
A cross between a tangerine and pomelo
Tangelos
by mbgrigby
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hereisabee says:
Great photo of these fruit which are often used in marmalade.
Bitter oranges after the rain.
by Cimino Del Bufalo
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This photo contains a recipe,
Seville Orange Marmalade, 2006
by Eyeshoot Photography
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hereisabee says:
The peel of these oranges is used for flavouring
bergamots 2 euros a kilo , i had another photo with the price as well but opted for the one without just so that only the colors will show
by Eleni Vraka
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hereisabee says:
Sweet oranges to eat raw or juiced
Navel Oranges
by Mike Mozart
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Common orange of Spain
Valencia
by Kevin Watson
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Big bold fruit with a thick rind,
citrons
by franco lazzarino
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Japanese lemon
Yuzu
by Sergio in Nagasaki
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Meyer lemons are sweeter and good for making drinks, they are a hybrid between an orange and a lemon.
Meyer Lemons on Ceramic Plate
by Madeleine
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hereisabee says:
Showing the thin skin as compared with the lemon,
limes
by Olga Massov
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Sometimes fashionable as an ingredient, but always good for you.
Citrus Fruit
by Tom Christensen
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Papeda?
Kaffir-Limette (Citrus hystrix)
by Maja Dumat
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Known as a colour as much as a fruit
Tangerines
by Vladislav Nosick
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Sold as Easy Peelers these days
clemantine
by istvan fauquant
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Sharp image
Mandarin Oranges
by Jim Kinkennon
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Easy-peelers
Oranges
by Karen C
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We used to eat segmented tinned mandarin fruit as children
Mandarine
by Sara Gallego
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