In 1976 the Cara Cara navel orange was discovered growing at the Hacienda de Cara Cara, in the country of Venezuela. Its parentage is uncertain and is believed to be a mutation (sport) of a Washington navel orange. This mutation has really raised the bar over its parent. In addition to being really sweet, the pinkish/red fleshed Cara Cara has 20 percent higher vitamin C and 30 percent higher vitamin A content than its parent Washington Navel. It is Cara Cara season now. They should be on sale in your market now.
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