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Description
In the Sibari plain, framed between the Pollino massif and the sea, the Clementines find the ideal microclimate to achieve qualitative characteristics that make this variety of mandarin truly unique, usually totally seedless (it is not impossible to find, in rare cases, due to pollination). It blooms and bears fruit slowly and irregularly, as it is very susceptible to temperature changes. Like tangerine, it peels and splits into wedges easily. The first supplies (mid-October-mid-November) are ideal for those who love sweet and sour, often at the beginning they have the skin still a little green and when you peel them, do it with a knife to avoid the sour skin does not transfer to the internal sweet part of the fruit.
Not using harmful substances (and always using the diligence of a good family man), our crops only know traditional methods, a fruit with an intense, enveloping flavor, which will make you rediscover the real reason why the Clementines of the Sibari plain are universally recognized as the best in the world. Also for this reason, our products will not always have the same color, shape or weight as they do not know any industrial process. (Available from the 2nd decade of October)
Description
This orange was developed at a monastery in Brazil in 1820 (now widespread in Italy) from a single mutation. This mutation gives birth to a second orange, which grows like a twin but in a smaller space. From the outside, the fruit is easily recognizable by the typical navel located in the lower part of the fruit.
Navels are typically table oranges, with pulpy pulp and medium juice content, but with an intense aroma and exceptional flavors, sweet and seedless, such as to be in great demand by consumers.
Navels are available from the 1st decade of November, are full of vitamin C and are one of the tastiest varieties.
Description
Native to China, the orange spread outside the Asian continent in the 14th century. In Italy, however, the fruit was already known in the first century, arrived by land to the Romans along the Silk Road and reintroduced to Sicily by the Arabs following the invasion of the island in the 9th century. Today the orange is also widespread in Calabria.
Tarocco is a fine variety, very juicy with red-streaked pulp and usually seedless. They are particularly suitable for juices, but are also excellent to consume at the table and to prevent flu and colds. (Available from December)
Description
6 Kg of clementines, 3 Kg of navel oranges, 1 Kg of lemons. If you want different quantities, specify it in the Notes.
Ingredients
Clementine, arance, limoni,pompelmi.
