Nadorcott Mandarin South Africa 1 kg

These LuLu Fresh Nadorcott Mandarins are carefully sourced from quality farms in South Africa. These Clementine-type mandarins of exceptional quality and mid-to-late maturation have got an excellent blend of sweetness, acidity, and flavour depth. Also known as Afourer, these mandarins, like most citrus fruits, are high in vitamins, fibre, and beneficial plant components. They are rich in vitamin C, copper, iron, magnesium, and other nutrients that promote overall health. They also contain antioxidants like beta-carotene and beta-cryptoxanthin that are converted into vitamin A within the body. Consuming them daily may provide you with several health benefits. These mandarins are carefully hand-picked, finely sorted, and precisely packed, following the safety standards to deliver the healthiest and the best-tasting ones to you. We strive to ensure that the products are of a high standard of quality and meet the requirements of food safety. Our team constantly and carefully monitor what we have in stock to recognize the freshest items and to assure it's of the best possible quality. You can peel these mandarins and enjoy them as a healthy snack or use them to prepare delicious, rejuvenating juices. Mandarin pulp can also be added to tarts, cakes, and pastries for a unique sweet and tangy twist.

BENEFITS

• Mandarins offer a remarkable nutritional profile that includes fibre and other necessary components.
• They are also rich in vitamin C, which has a range of health advantages.
• Mandarins contain antioxidant properties and are a strong source of phytonutrients.

STORAGE AND USES

• Keep refrigerated, do not freeze.
• You can have them in the form of a healthy smoothie, mandarin orange pancake, cupcakes, and several other desserts and refreshing drinks.
• You can also spread it on tortilla chips, over meats, or toss it into a burrito bowl.
• These fresh mandarins make for a great carry-on snack while trekking or travelling, thanks to their naturally protective skins.

INTERESTING FACT

The term "mandarin" comes from the title of Chinese imperial court advisors who wore bright orange robes and headpieces with buttons that resembled fruit.