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Clementines, tangerines & tangelos

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Uzoma | 21:37 Sat 07th Jan 2006 | Food & Drink
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From a taste point of view, what's the actual difference? Thanks in advance.

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Clenetine is like sweet orange and a tangerine has got its own unique taste - imposible to describe in words because it is not comparable to anything else. I never heard of a tangelo!
00:56 Sun 08th Jan 2006
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All the same to me.
Click all about oranges for everything you never wanted to know about the juicy little spheres.

13:13 Sun 08th Jan 2006
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Not a Countdown fan then, redmug100?


'tangelo' was one of those words that kept cropping up, a bit like 'leotard'. It's a cross between a tangerine and a grapefruit if I remember correctly - though I've never had one.

13:26 Mon 09th Jan 2006

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