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By Angela Dimayuga and Ligaya Mishan
Published 2021
Calamansi is our native citrus, the offspring of the ancient elopement of a mandarin and a kumquat, out in the wild, without human intervention. It starts off green and blushes into orange when ripe, the fragrant peel matching its orange flesh. It looks like an orange in miniature—like a Brussels sprout next to a cabbage—but stings like a lime, with only the faintest, tempering sweetness. We squeeze it into almost everything, for a bright flash, sunny and sour.
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