Category: Fruits

3–4 hours should be enough to have nicely infused water but if you like strong flavors, you can leave the fruit in for up to 12 hours. Once you are happy with the flavor it’s a good idea to strain out the fruit. How long can you keep infused water? Refrigerate leftover infused water within […]

One of the most problematic postharvest diseases in oranges is green mold, caused by Penicillium digitatum. This pathogen is of main concern, as it is responsible for 90% of oranges deterioration during the storage period, resulting in serious economic losses. Can you eat orange with mold? According to the USDA, soft fruits and vegetables with […]

Some plants, like hydrangeas, rhododendrons, and camellias, thrive in acidic soil – so for those looking to plant them, orange peels is a great addition. How do I use orange peels in my garden? Use chopped up orange peels near your plants Alternatively, you can chop up (or grind) your orange peels into small pieces. […]

The pungent smell of orange peels can help deter some pests and rodents away from the plants,’ Kevin explains. Do rodents like orange peels? It takes a bit of time for them to get used to it but once they get the taste of it, they always go back for more.” These days, Rayner explains, […]

The name “Halos” is owned by Paramount Citrus, who also has the trademark POM Wonderful. Paramount Citrus use to own the “Cuties” name. A split occurred in the company and Sun Pacific parts with the “Cuties” name. “Halos” is the brand name that Paramount choose as a replacement for “Cuties”. Why can’t I find cuties […]

Alternaria rot is also called black rot when it appears in navel oranges. If you cut infected fruit in half, you will see the rotted area has spread into the core of the fruit. There are several varieties of the Alternaria citric fungi. Most of them do not produce toxins (but you still won’t want […]

Their peak season is from October through January. At only 35 calories and completely fat free, clementines are an excellent snack choice. What is the best time of year to buy clementines? As with many things in life, timing is everything when it comes to buying clementines. They reach peak season, and are at the […]

Cut orange slices can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for about 1 to 2 days for the best taste. Can you cut oranges ahead of time? ORANGES – FRESH, RAW, CUT UP To maximize the shelf life of cut oranges, wrap tightly with plastic wrap or aluminum foil, or place in […]

3 to 4 days. ORANGES – FRESH, RAW, CUT UP To maximize the shelf life of cut oranges, wrap tightly with plastic wrap or aluminum foil, or place in covered container or resealable plastic bag and refrigerate. How long do cut oranges last in the fridge? Properly stored, cut oranges will last for 3 to […]

Why Does My Orange Juice Taste Like Alcohol? As orange juice oxidizes over time, it will become contaminated with microorganisms. As a result, the sugars in oranges turn into alcohol and carbon dioxide over time. It will result in a beer- or wine-like juice, and if you think that’s a good thing, you’re wrong. Is […]

Treatments with guazatine or imazalil decrease the viability of the pathogen in black spot lesions. Fungicides such as strobilurins, dithiocarbamates and benzimidazoles are also efficient against the fungus, but resistances have also developed in many areas. Is it safe to eat oranges with black spots? Answer: Fruit with dark-brown discoloration on the skin has been […]

Q: What are the brown spots on my oranges? A: Brown spots or lesions on citrus usually mean one thing: brown rot. Brown rot is a disease that affects all parts of the tree, but is most often observed on the fruit. It is transmitted via various forms of the pathogen, Phytophthora, which resides in […]

Can you make alcohol from oranges? Yes, I can, and I have. You could, too. You can make wine from practically any fruit that has some sugar and some acidity. Can oranges become alcohol? Will Orange Juice Turn Into Alcohol? Therefore, once you open your orange juice, it will be exposed to yeasts in the […]

For Raw Pack Wash and peel oranges. Remove white from sections. Pack jar with oranges. Cover with hot syrup, leaving 1/2” headspace. Remove air bubbles, wipe the rim clean, and place on seal and ring. Place jar in the warm canner. Process according to steam or water bath canning instructions. How do you preserve fresh […]

Typically, cut produce should be consumed within 2-3 days of being cut regardless of whether it’s in a sealed bag or not. How long will peeled oranges last? Once cut or peeled, oranges should be refrigerated and consumed within two days. Cut oranges at room temperature should be consumed within the day, though will remain […]

Once cut or peeled, oranges should be refrigerated and consumed within two days. Cut oranges at room temperature should be consumed within the day, though will remain fine for several hours if sealed and stored out of direct sunlight. How do you keep oranges fresh after peeling? Refrigerate oranges within 2 hours of cutting or […]

Birds that eat oranges include bluebirds, catbirds, grosbeaks, mockingbirds, orioles, robins, tanagers, thrashers, towhees, waxwings, woodpeckers. Many birds can eat oranges. They can be offered as orange-halves or sliced. Are oranges safe for birds? Oranges. Not only do oranges taste great, but they are packed with a super dose of Vitamin C, which can help […]

For storage that will last longer than just a week, refrigeration will be the best method. Store all whole citrus in the fruit crisper drawer of your refrigerator, out of any plastic bags. They will last for a couple weeks when stored in this manner. Should oranges and lemons be stored in the refrigerator? A: […]

Refrigerate leftover cut and/or peeled oranges within 2 hours. If they are left un-refrigerated for longer than 2 hours, throw them away. Use fresh, quality oranges for juice. Wash the oranges before juicing them. How long do oranges last after peeled? Once cut or peeled, oranges should be refrigerated and consumed within two days. Cut […]

Yes, if you put them into freezer bags. Peel the oranges completely and stack the slices in a freezer bag in a single layer. Write the date on the bag so you don’t forget how old they are before throwing them in the freezer. Try to eat your mandarins within 6 to 12 months for […]