IN SEASON NOW Tart, floral citrus is just the thing to brighten up CITRUS


your winter. Use to balance a sweet glaze, add juicy pop to a salad, or dress up a classic pound cake.


70


MANY CITRUS VARIETIES ARE HYBRIDS, LIKE


1 medium orange contains about 70mg of vitamin C, about an entire day’s recommended intake.


MG


MEYER LEMONS, TANGELOS, AND PERSIAN LIMES


18%


OF THE DAILY RECOMMENDED DOSE OF FIBER CAN COME FROM 1 LARGE ORANGE. Orange juice contains less fiber, so for the most health benefits, just peel and eat!


HOW TO BUY


Pick fruits that are firm to the touch and heavy for their size. Light green spots on the peel doesn't mean the fruit is unripe—it just grew on a shadier part of the tree.


HOW TO STORE


California, Florida, Texas, and


Remove from plastic bags to prevent excess moisture. Keep in your crisper drawer for up to 2 weeks. Bring citrus to room temperature so it’s easier to peel and juice.


Arizona grow the most citrus in the U.S. These states have mild winters (not too hot or cold), which are perfect for ripening and harvesting citrus.


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80%


of oranges grown worldwide are processed into juice.


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