Vibrant, refreshing and delicious, this blend of fresh-squeezed citrus juices is a flavorful addition way to brighten your morning. More nutritious and cost-effective than store-bought juice, this citrus blend is also far more delicious and just the right balance of sweet and tart flavors thanks to premium, sweet and tangy Hale Groves Citrus. Ginger root adds a kick of heat and acts as a detoxifying agent. Enjoy this citrus-y blend after a workout, with your morning cereal, or dressed up with a sprig of rosemary or thyme when hosting brunch! Note: While Grove Navels work well in this recipe, we…
Valencia Oranges
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Continue ReadingIs the hot, humid weather getting you done? Time to hit the beach! (Or the pool.) Not so sure about getting into a bathing suit? No worries – eating Valencia oranges can help you get bathing-suit ready in a hurry! Fresh Citrus in the Summertime You might be accustomed to…
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Continue ReadingFrom the Groves: Heritage Valencia Oranges Update: Take a look behind the scenes of our delicious Heritage Citrus, see what is available now and enjoy our New Summer Catalog! Our Valencia groves are looking great and the external color is that perfect orange. The internal quality is good as well…
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Continue ReadingHey, orange lovers! Are you feeling a little down because winter citrus season is coming to an end? Navel Oranges, Cara Cara Oranges, Ruby Red Grapefruit, Honeybells, Tangerines and more…all your favorites will soon be going away until late next fall. You won’t be able to enjoy oranges or other…
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Continue ReadingYou’ve heard it said over and over again – consuming a whole fruit is better for you than drinking its juice. Whole fruits are generally lower in calories, higher in nutrition, and usually more satisfying than their juice. But that doesn’t mean that juicing isn’t beneficial. We can all benefit…
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Continue ReadingDo you love oranges? You’re not alone – oranges are (arguably) the world’s most popular citrus fruit. But were you aware that there are many different kinds of oranges? It’s true – perhaps you enjoy summer oranges (like juicy Valencia Oranges which come into season in the United States during…
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Continue ReadingValencia oranges may seem to be imported from Spain because of their name, but the Valencia orange is actually all-American. It was hybridized by American agronomist William Wolfskill in his farm in Santa Ana, southern California in mid 1800s. Valencia oranges have many uses, such as a perfectly balanced sweet-tart…
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Continue ReadingValencia Oranges may have been named after the city of Valencia in Spain, but the Valencia is an all American orange. Although believed to have descended from a Chinese sweet orange cultivar, Valencia Oranges were first hybridized in California. It was there that William Wolfskill, an agronomist and land developer…
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Continue ReadingValencia oranges, with their vibrant color and juicy sweetness, are a staple in many households. Not only are they deliciously eaten fresh, but they also lend themselves to various culinary creations. This article will explore seven creative ways to enjoy Valencia oranges, from simple snacks to gourmet dishes. 7 Ways…
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Continue ReadingThe name may come from Valencia, Spain the location of where orange trees and other citrus fruit are grown, however the Valencia orange is an all-American fruit. The Valencia orange is a cross between a pomelo and mandarin orange.? The fruit was hybridized by William Wolfskill, a pioneer American agronomist…