Sour orange is a traditional island citrus grown on mature trees and harvested seasonally. It is valued more for its juice and peel than for eating fresh.
In season: Winter–spring
Sour orange is commonly used in marinades, sauces, dressings, and traditional Bahamian cooking. Its peel and juice are also used for flavoring oils and adding brightness to savory dishes.

Sour orange is a traditional citrus fruit valued for its bold, tangy flavor. Commonly used in island cooking, it is grown locally and harvested seasonally, often used to season and marinate meats and fish.
Grown with care and harvested fresh—come pick some up while it’s in season.
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