Enjoying A Cara Cara Orange

@CarolDM (110138)

United States

January 13, 2021 3:59pm CST

I have talked about these sweet seedless oranges before, called Cara Cara. Picked up another bag at the store the other day. They are the best. Such a sweet flavor, with not as much acid as regular navel oranges. Perfect with no seeds as well. A great snack I would recommend. Of course any kind of fruit makes a good healthy snack.

What are Cara Cara Oranges? (with pictures)

www.delightedcooking.com

Cara cara oranges are a special cultivar of navel oranges with a rosy flesh. Low in acid, with a very sweet flavor, cara cara...

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@RebeccasFarm (19993)

• Denver, Colorado

13 Jan

I may have had one of these one time a long while ago. I do recall it was very tasty and juicy.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

13 Jan

They are two sweet and good.

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@RebeccasFarm (19993)

• Denver, Colorado

13 Jan

@CarolDM Yes if you are going to have an orange that would be the one..enjoy

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

13 Jan

@RebeccasFarm I also like the little tangelo's and tangerines.

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@DianneN (213856)

• United States

13 Jan

I never heard of those. Enjoy!

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

13 Jan

I did, they are very good.

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@DianneN (213856)

• United States

13 Jan

@CarolDM They look very juicy. Are they?

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

13 Jan

@DianneN Yes juicy and sweet.

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@rebelann (80039)

• El Paso, Texas

13 Jan

Enjoy, I wouldn't eat one simply because it is a gmo.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

13 Jan

What about seedless watermelon? If it tastes good, I enjoy it either way.

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@rebelann (80039)

• El Paso, Texas

13 Jan

Nature does not make seedless fruit or other plants @CarolDM so when you buy seedless it is definitely a GMO product.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

13 Jan

@rebelann Each to his own.

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@xFiacre (8941)

• Ireland

13 Jan

@caroldm Never heard of them, but that reminds me that I haven't eaten an orange for a while - this is the season for Seville oranges and I must buy some.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

13 Jan

I love these, low acid and seedless. Cannot go wrong.

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@LowRiderX (22547)

• Serbia

14 Jan

@CarolDM In my language, this fruit is called 'Grejpfrut' what I do know is that it should not be consumed with a certain type of medication because the medication loses its effectiveness

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

Grapefruit? That is a different fruit here. This is an orange.

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@LowRiderX (22547)

• Serbia

14 Jan

@CarolDM Oh I read only Cara Cara, I didn't even see it say orange

The photo confused me, it looks more like grapefruit than oranges

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

@LowRiderX No problem!

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@Deepizzaguy (43784)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

14 Jan

Cara cara oranges look like something good to eat.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

I enjoy them, just sharing a product I enjoyed, that is it!

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George Bernard Vieto

@Deepizzaguy (43784)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

14 Jan

@CarolDM I am happy for you.

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@Matamu (656)

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13 Jan

Are oranges from your own garden or do you buy them at the market? How much it costs?

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

13 Jan

No, these were bought at the store. Don't remember the price.

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@Dena91 (10197)

• United States

14 Jan

I'm going to have to look for them. They sound really good.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

I always enjoy these.

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@LadyDuck (319775)

• Switzerland

14 Jan

We call them "sanguinelle" here, they are navel oranges with a pink flesh.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

Hope you enjoy them.

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@LadyDuck (319775)

• Switzerland

15 Jan

@CarolDM I love them.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

15 Jan

@LadyDuck Good to hear.

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@DocAndersen (32580)

• United States

14 Jan

i lvoe those - they are a great snacking orange!

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

Glad somebody does Doc. I do as well!

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@DocAndersen (32580)

• United States

14 Jan

@CarolDM i love oranges as a quick snack!

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

@DocAndersen So good and healthy.

@moffittjc (92297)

• Gainesville, Florida

14 Jan

They look a lot like blood oranges!

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

Never had those. These are sweet and seedless.

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@moffittjc (92297)

• Gainesville, Florida

14 Jan

@CarolDM I'll have to keep an eye out for them in the produce department when I shop.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

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@Shavkat (101962)

• Philippines

14 Jan

Are they grapefruits? They look alike.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

I wrote about what they are and added a link. These are oranges.

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@Shavkat (101962)

• Philippines

16 Jan

@CarolDM Okay. I thought they were.

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@just4him (232932)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

14 Jan

They sound good. I haven't seen those around here. I'll need to look for them.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

I really enjoy these oranges.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (232932)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

14 Jan

@CarolDM I need to look for them.

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@LindaOHio (55659)

• United States

14 Jan

My husband would like these because of less acid. They sound yummy.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

They really are good.

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Nevena Zivkovic

@Nevena83 (57196)

• Serbia

14 Jan

I have never tried them, but they say they have more vitamin C than ordinary oranges.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

I love these oranges.

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@snowy22315 (105549)

• United States

14 Jan

I never heard of them, but seedless oranges sound great. In the pic they look like grapefruit.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

I know but they are oranges.

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@Babale (1391)

• Semarang, Indonesia

14 Jan

I wonder. If these oranges are seedless, then how are the orange farmers going to grow them?

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

Not grown by orange farmers.

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@valmnz (16561)

• New Zealand

14 Jan

I do love oranges. Most of the ones we have here are grown locall in NZ or come from Australia. I've not heard of cara cara oranges before.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

They are delicious.

@jstory07 (100457)

• Roseburg, Oregon

14 Jan

I am not sue if I have had that orange before but I want to buy some.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

I really enjoy these oranges.

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@oahuwriter (18909)

• United States

14 Jan

Sweet oranges! I got to check stores about this. Thanks.

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@CarolDM (110138)

• United States

14 Jan

Very good.

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