Details about Kinnow
Also known as King of oranges
Kinnow fruit grows in many countries but it is considered to be a native fruit of the city of Sargodha formerly known as 'The city of Oranges'. Among cold hardy citrus, 'Kinnow' is more sensitive to extreme alkalinity, thus the effect of irrigation water should regularly be monitored.
The seedless and easy-to-peel citrus delight
Nutrition
Kinnow is a hybrid of King and Willow leaf mandarins. Here are the nutritional facts for a 100 gram serving of kinnow
Energy 47 kcal
Water 87.3 grams
Protein 0.7 grams
Fat 0.2 grams
Carbohydrates 12.1 grams
Fiber 1.1 grams
Sugar 10.4 grams
Sodium 1 milligram
Potassium 135 milligrams
Vitamin A 10 mcg
Folate 11 mcg
Niacin 0.4 milligrams
Vitamin C 59 milligrams
Vitamin E 0.2 milligrams
Storage
Maintain high humidity, cool temperature and proper ventilation
Storage conditions:- Temperature: 2-4°C (36°F - 39°F)
- Humidity: 80-90%
Regularly inspect for mold and rot. Avoid stacking, as it may cause bruising.
Packaging
Cartons or bags, breathable and moisture-proof
Shelf life
4-6 weeks