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Free delivery starts at $35 in most areas. The exact minimum may vary by region and will be shown at checkout.
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Most orders are delivered within 1–2 days depending on your location. You can select your delivery date at checkout.
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Yes! New customers can enjoy exclusive first-order discounts and special promotions.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is a mikan?

    Mikan is a type of citrus, specifically a Japanese mandarin orange. It's sweet, easy to peel and seedless.

  • What does mikan taste like?

    Mikan has a sweet and lightly tangy flavor, similar to a regular orange but slightly more refreshing.

  • How to eat a mikan?

    Mikan can be eaten raw. It's easy to peel, and you can enjoy its juicy sections directly.

  • Is mikan the same as a tangerine?

    While mikan and tangerines are both types of mandarin oranges, they are not exactly the same. Mikans are specifically Japanese mandarin oranges.

  • What is mikan used for in Japan?

    In Japan, mikan is widely used in various ways. It's eaten fresh, used in cooking, made into drinks, candies, and even dried for preservation.

  • Are mikans good for weight loss?

    Mikans are low in calories and high in fiber, which can contribute to feeling full and may assist with weight control.

  • Can mikan be frozen?

    Yes, you can freeze mikan segments for later use in cooking or smoothies. However, freezing may alter its texture and flavor slightly.

  • Where can I buy mikan?

    You can buy mikan at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • Where is mikan grown?

    Mikan is primarily grown in Japan, especially in the regions of Ehime and Wakayama.

  • What are the nutritional benefits of mikan?

    Mikan is rich in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants. It's also low in calories, making it a healthy fruit choice.

  • Can you eat mikan skin?

    While the skin of mikan is edible, it's generally not consumed due to its bitter taste.

  • Can mikan be used in cooking?

    Yes, mikan can be used in a variety of dishes. It can be used in salads, desserts, and in sauces for meat dishes.

  • Is mikan available all year round?

    Mikan is typically a winter fruit in Japan, but it may be available in other parts of the world at different times.

  • How to store mikans?

    Mikans should be stored in a cool, dry place. They can also be stored in the refrigerator to extend their shelf life.

  • Are mikans used in traditional Chinese medicine?

    Yes, mikan peels are often used in traditional Chinese medicine for its health benefits.

  • Is mikan popular in Japan?

    Yes, mikan is extremely popular in Japan. It's especially loved in the winter months and is a common sight in Japanese homes during that season.