Blood Oranges
The common varieties include Moro, Tarroco, and Saguinelli. Tarroco tends to be less uniform in color than the other two and can, if unripe, look like a traditional orange. Saguinelli is smaller and more egg shaped than the other two.
Blood oranges can be stored and used in the same manner as traditional oranges.
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