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In the citrus section of your market, you might also find tangelos, which are in a class by themselves. Typically a bit tangier, the tangelo is a cross between a tangerine and either a grapefruit or a pummelo. You might also see clementines, which look like miniature tangerines. Clementines are especially sweet and usually seedless.

Virtually all tangerines are sweeter and less acidic than oranges. Their sweetness levels will vary, though, not only from one variety to another but also from crop to crop and from one year to the next.


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