Lemondine (Citrofortunella) is a medium-sized exotic citrus fruit that is a hybrid of tangerine, orange and lemon. Though outwardly similar to a tangerine or miniature orange, it resembles a lemon in its properties. The fruits of limondine (citrofortunella) are quite edible - they have a thick unusual peel, resembling a rippling sea. They make a very tasty exotic jam, which is obtained by boiling the fruit in its own juice with sugar, after which it is poured into sterilized jars for further storage.

Such a dessert of limondinas is not only very tasty, but also very useful for the recovery of the body in general.

NUTRITIONAL AND ENERGY VALUE per 100g of product
Caloric value - 240 kcal;
-Protein - 0 g;
-Fats - 0 g;
-Carbohydrates - 60 g.
VITAMINS
-B vitamins;
-Vitamin C;
-Vitamin E;
-Vitamin PP (Niacin equivalent);
-Vitamin A.
MACROELEMENTS.
-Calcium;
-Magnesium;
-Sodium;
-Sulfur;
-Phosphorus;
-Chlorine.
MICROELEMENTS
-Iron - 0.9 mg;
-Marganes;
-Copper;
-Molybdenum;
-Fluorine;
-Zinc.
DIRECTIONS.
-Strengthens the walls of blood vessels;
-Strengthens immunity;
-Inhibits aging of the body;
-Improves metabolism;
-Cleans the body of toxins and toxins;
-Included phytoncides inhibit the growth and development of fungi and harmful bacteria.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Jam can be taken in pure form in moderate amounts, smear on muffin baked goods or add to tea drinks to suit your taste.

CONTRAINDICATIONS
-Individual intolerance,
-Diabetes mellitus.
-Store in the refrigerator after opening.