![]() The name tangerine came about because they were thought to have come from North Africa, near Tangiers. The name mandarin originated because they were thought to have come from China. ![]() The origin of the mandarin orange is, like that of many fruits, somewhat murky. Tangerines are also a type of mandarin, and clementines are sometimes referred to as tangerines or mandarins. Clementines are the most popular of the mandarin varieties, being adorably small, seedless, sweet, and easy to peel. The answer: A clementine is a type of mandarin orange, which are classified as a family of small-sized, easy to peel, segmented citrus with a tendency towards lower acid content. ![]() I’m here to answer everyone’s biggest citrus question once and for all: What IS the difference between a clementine and a mandarin? This week’s owner coupon is 33 percent off three-pound bags of Halos mandarins. By Carolyn Twesten, Weaver Street Market Produce Merchandiser ![]()
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