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Naranja agria, or bitter orange, is a type of citrus fruit that is widely used in Latin American, Caribbean, and Spanish cooking.

Naranja agria can be used in various ways in cooking, such as in marinades, sauces, dessert recipes, and beverages.

You can, but it won't have the same taste. A common substitution is a mixture of regular orange juice and lime or lemon juice.

Due to its bitter flavor, naranja agria is not usually eaten raw but is instead used in cooking.

No, naranja agria is a type of orange, not a grapefruit.

Naranja agria can be grown at home if you live in a warm climate and can provide it with full sun and well-draining soil.

Famous dishes that use naranja agria include Cuban Mojo, Cochinita Pibil, and various marinades and sauces.

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Naranja agria has a very distinctive flavor: it's extremely sour, slightly sweet, and has a bitter aftertaste, making it unique among citrus fruits.

Yes, naranja agria is also known as Seville orange.

Like other citrus fruits, naranja agria is rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, which are beneficial for health.

Yes, but it will be quite sour and bitter. It's often better to use it in combination with sweeter fruits.

Naranja agria is thought to come from Southeast Asia. Today, it is grown in various parts of the world including the Caribbean, Latin America, and Spain.

Store naranja agria in a cool place, away from direct sunlight. It can also be stored for a short time in the refrigerator.

The peel of naranja agria is edible, but it has a very bitter taste. It's often used in marmalade or preserved in sugar.

If you can't find naranja agria, you can substitute with equal parts of lime and grapefruit juice, or lime and regular orange juice.