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11-25-2003, 09:57 AM #1Back to reality
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Xmas Oranges
Anyone know the carbs in an xmas orange? (mandarin / jap orange.) Very small, smaller than a tennis ball.
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11-25-2003, 10:44 AM #2Moderator MODERATOR
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I knew I could count on you! But, I talked to the produce people and my oranges arent clementines. They may all be in the same family, and related, but right on the box they say 'mandarins'.
Im sure the stats you gave me above are almost the same. To me an orange is an orange! Thanks!
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Mandarin oranges (aka tangerines) are different than clementines. They're shaped sort of like lemons, but not as oval. They are a little more sour than clementines and the skin is a lot thicker. Clementines taste more like oranges are very easy to peel, plus you buy them buy the box.
I LLLLLLLLLIKE clementines.
God damn Shaw's has them on sale this week, but they all had frikkin MOLD on them. 
The nutritional info of clementines and mandarin oranges are identical.
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11-25-2003, 11:29 AM #5Super Hero in Training
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I love clementines!
I used to eat those all the time in Italy...found some over here..by the box..and were also moldy within a couple days....Success leaves clues. People who produce outstanding results do specific things to create those results
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