Blood oranges?
Good quality but when did they cease to be called BLOOD ORANGES? Are we becoming that squeamish?!
Stopped buying, quality variable
I adore blood oranges, and some of these have been delicious, but too often there are one or more rotten fruit in the pack. One so rotten my finger went through it when picking up the pack. It's stopped me buying them.
QUALITY CHANGED
Blood oranges are great if they are real blood oranges, sweet, easy to peel and separate into segments. They first come instore in February and they are grown in Sicily. This past few weeks they have changed as they do every year. They are difficult to peel, a lot of white pith is left and the do not separate into segments resulting in lots of juice being lost. WHY? They now come from SPAIN where growing conditions are different, and perhaps they are cheaper for TESCO to buy. Its like making Scottish malt whisky in England.
Awful went in the bin
Awful went in the bin
Very nice
Very nice orange red and easy to peal juicy and nice
Bought 2 packs.)ne in each was mouldy and the rest
Bought 2 packs.)ne in each was mouldy and the rest weren't as good as expected Please select better packs
Disappointed
Were not very sweet and certainly not red. Very disappointed.
Nice and juicy.
Almost like blood oranges, these were nice and small, just cut them into quarters, and ate, without the faff of peeling. Skins were thin so not much waste. Very nice, will buy again if still available.
Awful
They were partially red and partially orange some tinged green. Tasted one and it tasted like chemicals was awful.
Orange and sour
I was looking forward to trying these oranges but disappointed that my orange is neither sweet nor red.