72 UNITS APPROX. PER KILO
ORANGES
The sweet orange(Citrus sinensis Osbeck) is one of the most popular fruits in the world. It has a high vitamin C content.
Citrus fruits consist of forty to fifty percent juice, twenty to forty percent peel, and twenty to thirty percent pulp and seeds. They contain about 90 percent water, five percent sugars. They grow on small trees.
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Orange Recipes
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Oranges contain:
Orange is the fruit par excellence in cases of colds due to its high vitamin C content. It is consumed naturally or in juices. Fresh oranges can last more than 3 weeks in the refrigerator, although if they are kept at room temperature you can get more juice. Because of its high Vitamin C content, it is one of the best antioxidants. |
There are three types of oranges:
The orange season is from January to May. This is when oranges are available in Spain at a very reasonable price. We differentiate between juice oranges (cheaper in season, richer in juice) and table oranges (aesthetically more beautiful). |
Don't forget to eat breakfast and drink a glass of orange juice frequently. It contains 110 calories, 82 mg of vitamin C and 473 mg of potassium. |
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Minerals |
Vitamins |
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Calcium |
mg |
52.400 |
Vitamin C |
mg |
69.692 |
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Iron |
mg |
0.131 |
Thiamin |
mg |
0.114 |
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Magnesium |
mg |
13.100 |
Riboflavin |
mg |
0.052 |
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Phosphorus |
mg |
18.340 |
Niacin |
mg |
0.369 |
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Potassium |
mg |
237.110 |
Pantothenic acid |
mg |
0.328 |
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Sodium |
mg |
0.000 |
Vitamin B-6 |
mg |
0.079 |
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Zinc |
mg |
0.092 |
Folate |
mcg |
39.693 |
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Copper |
mg |
0.059 |
Vitamin B-12 |
mcg |
0.000 |
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Manganese |
mg |
0.033 |
Vitamin A |
IU |
268.550 |
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Selenium |
mcg |
0.655 |
Vitamin A, RE |
mcg |
27.510 |
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Vitamin E |
mg |
0.314 |
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