Honeybells Never Go Out of Style

What do you consider style? Do you think about the latest fashions, or the current, hottest trends? Style is sometimes described as a fascination with the right now, or a devotion to the moment. Style can also mean a person’s own choice of living and working. Styles in one sense come and go, but styles in a larger sense remain with you for much of your life.

The Style of Honeybell Fresh Fruit

Many people choose to express themselves by cultivating an appreciation of the unusual, of finding the things that are a little off the beaten path, or that are somewhat less famous among the general populace. Especially among young people, discovering and knowing about the lesser-known parts of pop and general culture is considered to be what one has to do in order to be considered edgy or cool. People who like discovering undiscovered clothes, music, movie, and foods love Honeybells. Though most people eat fresh fruit in one form or another most people don’t know about Florida’s citrus secret, the Honeybell. The Honeybell is a gourmet lovers dream because it is rare, delicious, and embraced by the stylish elite.

Honeybells Are Hip

The Honeybell tangelo may actually be the hippest, coolest of fresh citrus fruits. The Honeybell, commonly believed to be an orange, is actually the less well-known variety of fresh citrus fruit called the tangelo. Like a musical mash-up, the tangelo is a combination of the tangerine and another fruit, typically a pomelo. In this case, the Honeybell is a hybrid of the Duncan grapefruit and the Dancy tangerine, created by Florida farmers in the 1930s and approved by the FDA almost immediately.

Honeybells Are For Everybody

Though not as famous as the orange or grapefruit, the Honeybell nevertheless includes an abundance of sweet, tangy juice in every serving. They’re user friendly, too. The Honeybell can be peeled using only your bare hands. The succulent pulp inside is easy to chew but very filling, as its rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber. They fit perfectly into the pocket of some skinny jeans and are also easy to pack in a handmade iPod or cell phone case so that you will always have a gourmet snack available when you’re out running around.

Honeybells Are Rare

Honeybells actually have a very short growing season, lasting only a few short weeks each January. This can sometimes make the Honeybells hard to find, though several online boutiques sell them in fresh citrus fruit baskets and assorted citrus fruit gift baskets.

Taste the Sunshine with Hale Groves

At Hale Groves, we believe the best gifts come from the land, not a factory. For generations, our fruit has been grown slowly under the Florida sun, picked at its peak, and delivered fresh to your door. From sweet Navel Oranges to rare Honeybells, every gift shares the simple joy of real flavor—perfect for holidays, milestones, or everyday moments worth celebrating.

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