Benefits
Immune Support
Digestive Health
Heart Health
Skin Health
Weight Management
Get creative with orange
Incorporating orange zest into a homemade sugar scrub for a refreshing and natural skincare treatment
Creating a vibrant and colorful orange-based vinaigrette to add a citrusy twist to summer salads
Infusing olive oil with orange peel and herbs for a fragrant and flavorful addition to culinary creations
Crafting orange-infused chocolates, combining the sweetness of chocolate with the tangy burst of orange for an irresistible treat
Using squeezed orange juice as a natural cleaning agent for a non-toxic and aromatic household cleaner
Freezing orange slices into ice cube trays for an instant upgrade to water, cocktails, or iced teas, adding both flavor and visual appeal
Mixing dried orange peel into potpourri or as part of a homemade candle for a subtle, natural fragrance that evokes warmth and comfort
Something you can make with orange
Origin
The orange is believed to have originated in Southeast Asia, specifically in the region encompassing southern China, northeastern India, and Myanmar. It is believed to have been cultivated for thousands of years in these areas. From there, the orange spread to other parts of Asia, including Persia (modern-day Iran), and eventually reached the Mediterranean region. The fruit was introduced to Europe by Arab traders and was later brought to the Americas by European explorers. Today, oranges are grown in various countries around the world, with major producers including Brazil, the United States, China, and India.
