Finger limes are a micro-citrus originally discovered growing wild in Australia. The interior pulp can best be described as citrus pearls, or citrus caviar.
Lemons are heavily utilized as a flavoring agent in various forms. The fruit is oblong shaped, with pointed ends. Its aromatic skin is semi-thick, porous and laden with essential oils.
Cara Cara is a type of navel orange with a distinctive pinkish red flesh that is characterized by a sweet cranberry-like flavor, seedless and when ripe, tender and extremely juicy with bright citrus aromatics.
The navel orange is a ubiquitous orange variety; its thick, deep-colored, smooth but pebbled rind is easy to peel with crisp, juicy segments that separate easily.
The pummelo is a large oversized sweet, mild grapefruit, weighing 2-3 pounds each with thick skin, white flesh and tart flavor. It has very little, or none, of the common grapefruit's bitterness, but the pith around the segments is bitter.
