1 February 2011
It was not until a few weeks ago that I first tasted a clementine – little did I know beforehand how delicious it would be! They are a variation of the mandarin orange and similar to a tangerine.
But out of all the citrus fruits, clementines are now my favorite.
Interesting facts: And as a girl’s name, Clementine (Latin) means merciful, mild, gentle. Clementine was the name my great-great-great grandmother went by (it was her middle name), as well as the name of Winston Churchill’s wife.
Homeschool on the Croft on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Definitely one of my favourites….love ’em!
And your photos make them look even more delicious…. mmmm
Kristiana on Feb 1, 2011 said:
I just love the color of clementines!
Blessings,
Kristiana
Jenna on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Clemetines are my favorite citrus fruit as well! They are delightful and oh, so scrumptious! If I can remember right, I tasted my first clementine in China, when we went to pick my sweet little sister up! She enjoys them greatly, and if we have them at our house (as we do now), you can be sure to see her eating one!
Many Blessings,
Jenna
Shelby on Feb 1, 2011 said:
We love clementines! They are about the only oranges we ever eat now. :) My Mother just bought some the other day, and I think I have almost devoured them all!
Gabrielle Renee on Feb 1, 2011 said:
I L.O.V.E clementines! The box that your clementines came in is just perfect. :)
Hannah Rebekah on Feb 1, 2011 said:
I adore clementines! They are so juicy and yummy!
~Hannah Rebekah
Miss Rebekah Ann S. on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Clementines are great. And thank you for the history lesson; very interesting!
Rachel on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Now this post has given a little sunny summer to a very dreary winter day! LOVELINESS!
Amy W. on Feb 1, 2011 said:
We first heard about clementines a few years ago when we lived in VT. They are very good, although it has been a while since I have had one. :)
Thanks for sharing those interesting facts about the name Clementine!
Blessings!
~Amy
Abigail McDonald on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Hi, Emily Rose!
I haven’t talked to you in so long! I can’t wait until Melissa and I come to ya’lls house! BTW what’s your email? =)
Joanna on Feb 1, 2011 said:
I never knew that about the name Clementine! Very cool. Thanks!
Emily Rose on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Abigail, it’s so nice to hear from you! Yes, it has been a while – I’m looking forward to your and Melissa’s visit very much! You can find my email address here. Blessings, Emily Rose
Pauline on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Very nice!!!!!!! I love clementines – they are so delicious!
Pauline
Marjolaine on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Oh, yes! Clementines are one of the best! Congratulations on discovering them!
Elizabeth on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Clementines are so delicious! =) I love how petite and yummy they are. So juicy and yummy-a delightful afternoon snack. Beautiful photography, too! {I think I always say that…but all of your photos are truly *amazing*!}
With Joy in Christ,
~Elizabeth
Rhonda Devine on Feb 1, 2011 said:
We keep a steady supply of these–so good:)
Anne Belley on Feb 1, 2011 said:
You have an amazing camera! Beautiful photos!
Kara on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Clementines are so good! The crates they come in are really very cute. I have one in my room holding knitting things, and another (the same blue “Darling Clementines” type that you have) holding books that are too tall for my shelf.
~Kara
Sara on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Our family loves Clementines too! It’s our special Thanksgiving treat and there is always a box in the house until New Years. :) As omni-present as the citrus fruits are, I still like the name. Very sweet!
Miss. Antoinette on Feb 1, 2011 said:
Wow, really your first time eating one eh!? Cool! I just love them myself and enjoy them so very much!
Thanks for sharing that neat info. about the name “Clementine”! :)
Blessings,
Miss Antoinette
Mary on Feb 2, 2011 said:
Love the clementines. Where are the Darling Clementines from?
The ones I’ve been getting here in Georgia are Bagu, S.A. from Spain, also Del Monte ones from Chile. I’ve tried some that I believe were from California, but didn’t like those as much. Just interested in where the ones you get are grown. I really enjoy your blog.
Emily Rose on Feb 3, 2011 said:
Mary, the Darling Clementines are from Spain, as well. And thank you! Blessings, Emily Rose
Bethany on Feb 3, 2011 said:
Wow, you’ve never had a clementine until a few weeks ago? Good thing you tried them though. Were they seedless? We’ve bought seedless ones before only to find that every single piece has a seed in it. They’re a good winter fruit. Keep warm in this FREEZING weather! Bethany
Marie Brewer on Feb 3, 2011 said:
Catching up on the blogs today. :)
I can’t tell you how much I enjoy the photos you take! :)
The second picture is eye-popping orange and I LOVE it!
I just saw the post with Breezy’s pictures, I wish I lived closer, I’d have you take mine. That would be SO much fun.
Love you and miss you all.
Hugs all around,
Marie :)
Hannah Mendenhall on Feb 4, 2011 said:
May Dad wanted to name me Clementine : )
Rachel Crosswhite on Feb 5, 2011 said:
My brothers love them so much that they eat most of before I get one of them! They eat most of them in one sitting! But they learned their lesson…eating to many Clementines gives you a tummy ache! :) Off to eat one now :D
Annie on Feb 7, 2011 said:
Oh, I love Clementines! They are so sweet and delicious, and my favorite citrus fruit as well. =) Your photographs are stunning, as always, Emily.
Many blessings,
Annie