How do clementines and oranges differ?

Clementines are, in a word, cute, and upon first glance, you might think that clementines are just tiny oranges. But the difference between. read more

In the interests of completeness, there are other things that differ between the clementine and the orange. Oranges are bigger, with a thicker peel and pith, and (in some commercial varieties) a higher chance of producing fruit with seeds. read more

Clementines tend to be rounder in shape than traditional mandarin oranges or tangerines, and the skin of clementines are more oily. Despite these differences, however, the best substitute for clementines is still mandarin oranges or tangerines, not navel oranges. read more