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A clementine is a variety of sweet tangerine from North Africa. It can also be a girl's given name which means gentle, mild and merciful. The name is Latin in origin.
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Do clementines have pips?
Yes, clementines can have pips or seeds, but they are usually seedless or have very few seeds.
How many clementines in a 3 lb bag?
25-30 clementines in a 5 lb box
Where can one buy clementines?
Clementines, a variety of mandarin oranges, can be bought from mid-November to late January. Clementines are very popular in Europe, and can be bought in virtually every store that sells fresh produce.
Can you eat too many clementines?
Yes it is possible to eat too many clementines, as it is possible to eat too many of any fruit.
Who is bigger the clementine or the mandarin?
In general, mandarins are slightly bigger than clementines. Mandarins tend to be larger in size and have more seeds compared to clementines, which are typically smaller and seedless.
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Clementines Sundays after 4pm
How many clementine tangerines are grown annually?
More than 20 million 5lb boxes of Clementines are grown per year. These clementines are grown in California by the Sun Pacific company.
Are clementines harmful to dogs?
No as long as it's in moderation, small pieces.
What is the pH of a Clementine?
There isn't any one pH for Clementines. They likely cover a range of pH which will be affected by the variety of Clementines and the location where grown. They are probably below pH 6. Yeah, just to improve it, its 4.8
Where does a clemintine come from?
Clementines are a type of citrus fruit that are a hybrid between a mandarin orange and a sweet orange. They are believed to have originated in Algeria in the early 20th century. Today, clementines are primarily grown in countries such as Spain, Morocco, and the United States.
What are some orange foods?
Carrots Orange Peppers Oranges Tangerines Manderins Clementines
What vegetables and fruits are orange?
Oranges, Satsumas, Clementines, Tangerines, Carrots, Butternut Squash.
