A cross between the Washington navel and Brazilian Bahia, Cara Cara oranges are a result of a mutation in the navel orange ...

But if you’re buying a Valencia, navel, or Cara Cara orange, the peel should feel smooth and tight. Don’t worry about minor blemishes, though. “Grocery stores want all the fruit to look ...

Blood oranges and Cara Cara oranges are often mistaken for each other. They both resemble navel oranges and have flesh that is more deeply colored than standard oranges, but there are a number of ...

This colorful, citrusy salad may evoke summer, but it’s made with ingredients that are in season in early winter and through ...

Here are some popular varieties: Navel Oranges: A favorite for cooking, these seedless oranges are easy to eat and enjoy. Cara Cara Oranges: A natural mutation of the navel orange, these have a ...