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Food Ingredients - Citrus Fruits

Here you will learn the names of citrus fruits in English such as "orange", "tangerine", and "kumquat".

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orange
orange
[noun]

a fruit that is juicy and round and has thick skin

Ex: Orange slices make a healthy and tasty snack. 
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blood orange

a citrus fruit with red or maroon-colored flesh, used in culinary applications for its unique appearance and tangy flavor

Ex: Squeezing the juice from a blood orange creates a vibrant and tangy citrus drink. 
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citron
citron
[noun]

a large citrus fruit with a thick rind, known for its tart taste and aromatic qualities

Ex: I added citron to my detox regimen for its cleansing properties. 
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clementine

a type of small citrusy fruit, orange in color, with a loose skin, grown in southern Africa

Ex: Clementine is my sister's favorite fruit. 
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kumquat
kumquat
[noun]

a small orange-like fruit with sweet skin and bitter-tasting flesh

Ex: My father tried a kumquat for the first time and was pleasantly surprised by its sweet and tangy flavor. 
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lemon
lemon
[noun]

a juicy sour fruit that is round and has thick yellow skin

Ex: A few drops of lemon juice in a glass of water make for a simple and refreshing detoxifying drink. 
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lime
lime
[noun]

a round green fruit with a sour taste

Ex: Limes have a tangier taste compared to lemons. 
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mandarin
mandarin
[noun]

a small orange-like fruit with easily removable skin

Ex: The scent of freshly peeled mandarin fills the room with a delightful citrus aroma. 
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navel orange

a seedless citrus fruit characterized by a prominent, central indentation that resembles a navel

Ex: I suggest grabbing a few navel oranges for their delicious taste and vitamin C content. 
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satsuma
satsuma
[noun]

a citrus fruit of medium size with a loose orange skin and no seeds, the tree of which endures cold

Ex: As I peel open a satsuma, the sweet citrus scent instantly transports me back to childhood memories. 
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pomelo
pomelo
[noun]

a large citrus fruit with a thick yellow or green skin and a bittersweet dry pulp

Ex: I remember the first time I tasted a pomelo; its unique combination of sweet and tangy flavors left a lasting impression on my taste buds. 
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tangerine
tangerine
[noun]

a small orange fruit with loose skin and juicy flesh

Ex: I enjoy peeling open a tangerine and being greeted by its bright and citrusy scent. 
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grapefruit

a round, citrusy fruit with yellow-orange skin, like a large orange

Ex: During my beach vacations, I always pack a juicy grapefruit in my backpack. 
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tangelo
tangelo
[noun]

an orange-like fruit that is the product of crossing a grapefruit tree with a tangerine tree

Ex: For a refreshing and nutritious beverage, I blend tangelo segments with ice and a splash of sparkling water. 
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king orange

a large and exceptionally flavorful variety of orange

Ex: I'm planning to make a refreshing king orange sorbet for dessert tonight. 
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jaffa orange

a sweet and juicy citrus fruit known for its distinctive flavor and bright orange color

Ex: As I peel the Jaffa orange, its fragrant zest fills the air. 
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temple orange

an aromatic citrus fruit hailing from Jamaica, known for its sweet and tangy flavor

Ex: The exceptional taste of Temple oranges makes them a prized ingredient in gourmet recipes. 
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Buddha's hand

a fragrant citrus fruit with a hand-like appearance, used for culinary purposes

Ex: Buddha's hand is an expensive fruit, but its exceptional taste makes it worth the cost. 
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tangor
tangor
[noun]

a citrus fruit that is a hybrid of a tangerine and an orange

Ex: My tangor marmalade turned out deliciously tangy and sweet. 
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ugli fruit

a citrus fruit that is known for its rough and wrinkled appearance, yet has a sweet and tangy flavor

Ex: The ugli fruit's bright orange color and unique shape make it a fun and eye-catching addition to fruit platters. 
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Rangpur
Rangpur
[noun]

a citrus fruit that resembles an orange but has a sour taste similar to a lime

Ex: I often use Rangpur in my special beverages. 
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key lime
key lime
[noun]

a small, round citrus fruit with a distinct tart and aromatic flavor

Ex: Drizzling key lime syrup over pancakes or waffles gives them a delicious tropical twist. 
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bergamot orange

a citrus fruit known for its distinct and fragrant flavor, commonly used in teas, perfumes, and culinary applications

Ex: Enhance your salad with tangy bergamot orange for a dose of vitamin E. 
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bitter orange

a citrus fruit with a tart and slightly bitter flavor

Ex: Adding a few drops of bitter orange essential oil to my bath helps me relax and unwind after a long day. 
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sweet orange

a citrus fruit known for its juicy and sweet flavor

Ex: A slice of sweet orange adds a delightful touch to a cold glass of iced tea. 
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citrange
citrange
[noun]

a hybrid citrus fruit resulting from the crossbreeding of a citron and a sweet orange

Ex: I couldn't wait to surprise my grandson with a scoop of the new citrange-flavored ice cream I found at the supermarket. 
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