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  1. What Are Navel Oranges? - The Spruce Eats

    • Navel oranges are a winter cultivar of the species Citrus sinensis, which also includes cultivars such as Cara Cara oranges, blood oranges, and Valencia oranges. Navel oranges are round to slightly oval … See more

    How to Use Navel Oranges

    Navel oranges are used in baking, including their zest and their juice, as well as for flavoring sauces and marinades, and can be cut up and served in salads. Other than squeezing a … See more

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    What Do They Taste like?

    Navel oranges have a sweet flavor, which is balanced with tanginess and tartness, but without too much acidity. As mentioned above, navel oranges contain a compound called limon… See more

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    Nutritional Value

    A 100-gram serving of navel oranges is 87 percent water and provides 52 calories and 12 grams of carbs, along with 2 grams of fiber, less than one gram of protein, and negligible fa… See more

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  3. Everything You Wanted to Know About Navel Oranges

    WEBDec 9, 2019 · According to a study done by Palemon Dorsett, Archibald Dixon Shamel, and Wilson Popenoe in 1917, the Orange Navel citrus is a single mutation that happened in the early 1800s on a Selecta Orange

     
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  5. Navel Oranges 101: Nutrition, Benefits, How To Use, …

    WEBNavel oranges are a popular variety of sweet oranges known for their distinctive “navel” or “belly-button” at the blossom end. This unique feature is a result of a second fruit that develops at the base of the primary fruit, …

  6. Top 5 Health Benefits of Eating Navel Oranges - US Citrus

  7. Valencia vs Navel Oranges: What's the Difference? - US …

    WEBSep 10, 2020 · While Valencia oranges have a bit of bitter tang mixed in with their sweetness, Navel oranges are simply quite sweet. They also don't contain any seeds. Generally, Navel oranges are what you commonly …

  8. Navel oranges: full of history, flavor and uses, but not …

    WEBFeb 6, 2015 · Pop a wedge of one of these navel oranges in your mouth and you’ll understand why there was such a fuss about them when they were introduced in the 19th century.

  9. Oranges: Comparing Benefits of Different Varieties

    WEBJan 29, 2024 · Orange varieties include navel oranges, blood oranges, Valencia oranges, clementines, and tangerines. These types of oranges have similar nutrition profiles but different tastes and textures. This …

  10. It's time for navel oranges: 10 recipes highlighting their ...

    WEBFeb. 22, 2014 8 AM PT. At a glance there doesn’t seem to be anything very remarkable about a navel orange. It’s one of those staple ingredients that we take for granted, like lettuce and onions....

  11. Buyers Guide to Navel Oranges

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