Satsumas
October - January
Satsumas kick off the Spanish citrus season
Satsumas are the citrus fruit that kick-starts the season and are thus autumn's first Spanish citrus fruit. The fruit is characterized by its yellow, thin, and slightly salty peel. It is seedless and has a fresh taste.
One thing worth knowing is that early satsumas sometimes have a peel that shifts toward green; this does not mean the fruit is unripe. The green peel indicates that the nights are still warm this early in autumn and that the chlorophyll has not yet broken down, which happens when the temperature drops. As the nights become colder, the peel turns into a clearer and eventually darker yellow hue.
Nutrition information
Satumas, Energy declaration per 100g*
Energy (kcal)
54
kcal
Fat
0.2
g
Protein
0.8
g
Carbohydrates
11.4
g
of which sugars
9.6
g
Fiber
1.5
g
Water
85.8
g
Vitamin C
42
mg
Vitamin A
8.8
µg
Iron
0.1
mg
*Source: Swedish Food Agency
Did you know that
Satsumas are named after the old Japanese province of Satsuma, where they were cultivated hundreds of years ago.
Opening hours
Weekdays: 05:00 - 16:00
Saturdays: Closed*
Sundays: Closed
*Deliveries will proceed as usual.
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