Mandarin Orange

Mandarin Orange

Citrus fruit❄️ Peak in winter
Used in 5 of 203 cuisines (2%)

Mandarin orange captivates with its easy-to-peel skin and juicy, sweet segments that burst with citrusy goodness. Their floral aroma and bright hue make them irresistible and uplifting.

Where it comes from

Believed to have originated in China, mandarins are deeply embedded in Asian culture and cuisine, often symbolizing good fortune and happiness.

In the kitchen

Enjoyed fresh, in salads, or as a zest, mandarins brighten dishes and enhance desserts with their sweet, citrusy notes.

Across cuisines

Mandarin oranges are citrus fruits with easy-to-peel skin and sweet, juicy segments. They are often eaten fresh or used in salads and desserts. Varieties include Clementine and Satsuma, each with unique sweetness and aroma.

Nutrition (per 100g)

~53kcalCal
~0.8gProtein
~0.2gFat
~13.3gCarbs
~1.8gFiber

AI-estimated; model and run unavailable.

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