Benefits
Immune Support
Heart Health
Hydration and Electrolyte Balance
Energy Boost
Get creative with orange juice
Creative use cases for orange juice stretch from culinary innovations to personal care and beyond
Orange juice can be transformed into a tangy salad dressing when whisked with olive oil, honey, and mustard, offering a fresh twist to green salads
It can serve as a tenderizing marinade for meats, infusing them with a citrusy flavor that's perfect for summer barbeques
In the realm of desserts, orange juice can be reduced into a syrup, drizzled over cakes or blended into smoothies for a fruity kick
Beyond the kitchen, it can be mixed with vinegar and water to create a natural cleaning agent for surfaces, showing its versatility not only as a refreshing beverage but also as a handy household helper
Something you can make with orange juice
Origin
Oranges, the primary source of orange juice, are believed to have originated in Southeast Asia, specifically in the region encompassing modern-day India, Myanmar, and southern China. The fruit was then spread to other parts of the world through trade and exploration. Oranges were introduced to Europe by Arab traders in the 9th century and were later brought to the Americas by Spanish explorers in the 15th century. Today, orange juice is produced globally, with major producers including Brazil, the United States, and Mexico.
