In the United States, these bright orange, round fruits are typically called mandarins. All tangerines are a type of mandarin but the reverse isn't true–not every mandarin is a tangerine.

Different varieties of mandarin are available throughout the winter months. The term ‘mandarin’ is often interchangeable with ‘tangerine’. The former is yellow, the latter deep-orange and ...

Tangerine, satsuma ... They are all variations of the mandarin, a type of orange that was first cultivated in southern China. So if you aren’t sure whether you have a mikan or a mandelo ...