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Blood Oranges are grown mostly in the Mediterranean, they are so named for their dramatic colour their flesh. The skin is usually a flushed reddish-orange and the flesh can vary from a reddish-gold to an intense ruby red. Blood oranges have an intense flavour, making them good for dessert. | Blood Oranges are grown mostly in the Mediterranean, they are so named for their dramatic colour their flesh. | ||
The skin is usually a flushed reddish-orange and the flesh can vary from a reddish-gold to an intense ruby red. Blood oranges have an intense flavour, making them good for dessert. | |||
<youtube>Ti-bXVBSBls</YouTube> | <youtube>Ti-bXVBSBls</YouTube> | ||
[[Category:Citrus Fruit]] | [[Category:Citrus Fruit]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:27, 1 January 2024
Blood Oranges are grown mostly in the Mediterranean, they are so named for their dramatic colour their flesh.
The skin is usually a flushed reddish-orange and the flesh can vary from a reddish-gold to an intense ruby red. Blood oranges have an intense flavour, making them good for dessert.