ALL ABOUT CLEMENTINES

Sweet, juicy clementines are the peelable, portable, just-right-size citrus snack, and they’re in season now. Clementines tend to be seedless, which makes them even easier to enjoy, and their small size means you get a lot of them in a single bag or box. The flavor is refreshing, and they offer plenty of nutrients for recharging your body. We can’t think of a better way to brighten up the winter!

5 WAYS TO EAT A CLEMENTINE Peel it for easy snacking. Cut it in half and stuff it into a roasting chicken. Slice it and add it to a pitcher of water. Add the segments to a fruit salad or a green salad. Grate the peel to flavor salad dressings or baked goods. GET CRAFTY If your clementines come in a cardboard or wooden crate, you can repurpose it! Simply decorate it with paint, stickers, or pretty paper (or leave it plain), and use it as a: • Phone stasher, where everyone can store their devices during dinner. • Storage container for your herbs and spices. • Planter box for herbs or salad greens. TRY THIS The tangy, juicy sweetness of a clementine is in the fruit itself. But a lot of the aroma (smell) is in the peel, which is full…

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ChopChop (Digital) - 1 Issue, Winter 2023 - Issue 54

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