Kumquat (whole)

Kumquat is a tiny citrus fruit eaten whole, skin and all, with a sweet rind and tart, juicy flesh, an unusual reversal of most citrus fruits. It is eaten fresh, candied, or made into marmalades and preserves. Its small size and edible peel make it distinct from nearly all other citrus fruits.

Measured whole and unprepared, before any chopping, slicing, or other processing changes its density.

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