[For Mother's Day Gifts Too] Exceeding Standards with 15 Degrees Brix! Meltingly Sweet, Fully Ripened 'Shiranui' Citrus Shipped Directly from Kumamoto for a Limited Spring Season
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The online food shop "Imikoto Marche" has launched a limited spring sale of fully ripened 'Shiranui' citrus from Kumamoto Prefecture. Achieving a sugar content of 15 degrees Brix, significantly exceeding the standard, it is proposed as a treat for oneself or as a gift for Mother's Day, delivering a melting sweetness directly from the source.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the sugar content of the spring-limited Shiranui citrus sold by TeN Inc.?
- A: The spring-limited Shiranui citrus achieves a sugar content of 15 degrees Brix.
- Q: Which company operates the online food shop Imikoto Marche that sells this citrus?
- A: TeN Inc., which is headquartered in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, operates the online food shop.
- Q: From which parent cultivars was the Shiranui citrus variety originally born?
- A: The Shiranui citrus is born from two cultivars: Kiyomi Orange and Nakano No. 3 Ponkan.
- Q: What is the standard sugar content required for general Dekopon or Shiranui citrus?
- A: Generally, Shiranui or Dekopon is required to have a sugar content of 13 degrees Brix or higher.
- Q: What is the first step of the aging process after harvesting the citrus in December?
- A: It undergoes a one-month drying cure where it is exposed to the wind to dry.