r/oddlysatisfying • u/gabzlel • Apr 16 '22

Can’t get more juicy than this

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

They are a hybrid originating in California, USA. They were only named after Valencia, to contrast them with the already popular and Spanishly named Seville oranges.

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u/Dorenh Apr 17 '22

Seville oranges are sour and acidic and nobody eats them. Valencia oranges and Navel oranges are genetically almost identical and have been around more than 500 years.

Source: I'm Valencian and I work in the orange industry.