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#93198 01/24/03 02:36 PM
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In addition to Wordsmith's long list, there are "mandarin oranges" ordinarily available only
canned, small segments in sweet liquid. Here's a picture of them:
http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/product.asp?0=249&1=262&3=466


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mandarin oranges

often found in jello in the Great Plains, US.



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>n addition to Wordsmith's long list, there are "mandarin oranges"

perhaps the fruit of #5. A citrus tree, Citrus reticulata, that is native to China.



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>mandarin oranges" ordinarily available only
canned

I've never seen them canned, what's the difference between mandarin oranges, nachees(?) and clementines?


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I don't think I've ever seen canned mandarins. Mandarins were a popular stocking filler when I was a child, but like dates, Christmas was the only time I ever saw them. I think clementines are a bit smaller than a mandarin, but I don't think I could tell one from the other unless they were clearly labelled.

As far as I know I've only ever seen lychees in cans or ready-peeled so I don't know what the outside looks like. The part you eat looks like the edible part of a rambutan (which is probably not very helpful, I'm sorry).

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Chinee Emperor likee lychee, no? But runners velly naughty to "carie" them.


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