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says... > > > Alan, wrote: > > > (Those small, easy-to-peel, tasty oranges from the mandarin orange > > family.) > > > > My local grocery service has discontinued them. > > > > My memory says they should still be in season. Any ideas? > > Clementine season runs from late October to February. Sorry, but they > are now out of season. > > For the past several weeks valencias have been 5 for $1.00, they're on the small side but very juicy and delicious. |
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