Clementines/Tangerines without seeds?

[Anonymous]

This perhaps one of the most time sucky posts you'll see today, but can someone please tell me which brands of clementines are seedless...or pretty close to it? Most bags/boxes doesn't seem to indicate one way or another and I'm tired of buying ones that when I peel them I discover are riddled with seeds. Thanks.

[Anonymous]

The Satsumas at Whole Foods we've been getting are seedless. Clementines and Satsumas are both supposed to be seedless.

[Anonymous]

I just ate two Darling Clementines that didn't have any seeds. Purchased at WF.

[Anonymous]

Thank God for GMO, right?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thank God for GMO, right?!

Yes!

[Anonymous]

Aren't clementines usually seedless? The ones I bought at our grocery store (not in the "Cuties" blue box but something no-name) were seedless.

They didn't taste great, though, so I wouldn't recommend them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This perhaps one of the most time sucky posts you'll see today, but can someone please tell me which brands of clementines are seedless...or pretty close to it? Most bags/boxes doesn't seem to indicate one way or another and I'm tired of buying ones that when I peel them I discover are riddled with seeds. Thanks.

I buy cuties, not seeds so far...

[Anonymous]

The Halo-brand mandarin oranges at Giant are seedless.

[Anonymous]

Halos

[Anonymous]

Satsumas are seedless.

[Anonymous]

I've had the best luck with whole
Foods satsumas

[Anonymous]

Tangerines typically have seeds. Clementines do not. Check before you buy because they are very similar.