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Clementine oranges

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  1. Not a cooking question, but a food question.

    I've been living on these little Clementine oranges....breakfast,
    after workouts, evening snack.

    My wife tells me that they are a winter crop, and that I shouldn't
    expect to have them for much longer.

    No! I need 'em!

    What's a good alternative for a mild, seedless orange like this?

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    Quoted message said:

    Not a cooking question, but a food question.

    I've been living on these little Clementine oranges....breakfast,
    after workouts, evening snack.

    My wife tells me that they are a winter crop, and that I shouldn't
    expect to have them for much longer.

    No! I need 'em!

    What's a good alternative for a mild, seedless orange like this?

    A Clementine is a cross between a mandarin and an orange, to get a seedless
    easy-peel mandarin.

    the flavors of the small mandarins and tangerines are all slightly
    different - try tangerines or mandarins.

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