1
Oranges can be stored at
cool room temperature for
a day but should then be
refrigerated for up to two
weeks.
7 THINGS
ABOUT
ORANGES
2
They are an excellent
source of vitamin C and
contain some vitamin A.
3Orange juice is not necessarily high
on the nutritional scale. While it
may contain vitamin C and
potassium, it provides little more
than a source of carbohydrates in
the form of a natural sugar.
4Orange juice will lose more vitamin
C content when stored in an open
container or one made of plastic
with a lid. Always store it in a glass
container with a screw cap.
6
A medium orange is
packed with as much fibre
as seven cups of cornflakes.
7Oranges are high in antioxidants,
which neutralise the effects of free
radicals - groups of atoms that
disrupt cell reproduction.
5
After chocolate and vanilla,
orange is the world's
favourite flavour.

7 things about oranges

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    1 Oranges can bestored at cool room temperature for a day but should then be refrigerated for up to two weeks. 7 THINGS ABOUT ORANGES 2 They are an excellent source of vitamin C and contain some vitamin A. 3Orange juice is not necessarily high on the nutritional scale. While it may contain vitamin C and potassium, it provides little more than a source of carbohydrates in the form of a natural sugar. 4Orange juice will lose more vitamin C content when stored in an open container or one made of plastic with a lid. Always store it in a glass container with a screw cap. 6 A medium orange is packed with as much fibre as seven cups of cornflakes. 7Oranges are high in antioxidants, which neutralise the effects of free radicals - groups of atoms that disrupt cell reproduction. 5 After chocolate and vanilla, orange is the world's favourite flavour.