The Flavorful Little of the Citrus Family

Kumquat is the only member of the citrus family that is eaten whole. Even this is surprising enough, but you will experience the real surprise once you taste it. It still surprises us that such a little one can hide such a great scent.

The skins of citrus fruits are filled with aromatic oils. For this reason, orange peels are also used in industrial juice squeezing. You may have seen that orange peels are squeezed into cocktails and oils are dripped. These oils are the secret of kumquat. It is not an overly juicy, fleshy fruit. However, since it is eaten with its peel, which is the most delicious part, it does not look like other citrus fruits with juice. In fact, let's be surprised once again, the crust of the kumquat is sweeter, the inside is more sour.