Seasonal fruit calendar in December in Tenerife
In the heart of winter, Tenerife transforms into an oasis of sustainable agriculture, and December is an emblematic month of this change. With average temperatures ranging between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius, the island becomes a paradise for organic farmers, creating a perfect setting for growing a variety of organic and organic fruits.
The Impact of Climate on Winter Crops.
The key to successful farming in Tenerife during December lies in its unique climate. Mildly warm conditions, combined with balanced humidity, allow plants to grow optimally.
Less Rain, More Opportunities
A crucial aspect of December weather in Tenerife is the decrease in rainfall. This climatic characteristic is a significant advantage for organic farming, as it reduces the incidence of diseases and pests, facilitating more natural agricultural practices and less dependent on chemical interventions.
Sustainability and Efficiency in the Use of Water
The December weather also favors the efficient use of water, a critical resource on the island. Sustainable irrigation practices become more effective under these conditions, helping to conserve water and respect the ecological balance of Tenerife.
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The Promise of Tenerife: Quality and Ecological Commitment
At Sanus Market, we are committed to reflecting the quality and diversity of Tenerife agriculture. We offer products that are not only a feast for the senses, but also symbolize a commitment to responsible and sustainable agricultural practices. Each product on our shelves is a story of love and respect for the land, a gift from nature nourished by the privileged climate of Tenerife in December.
In conclusion, the December weather in Tenerife is not only favorable for agriculture; is a catalyst for sustainable and ecological practices.
Some of the most popular organic fruits grown in Tenerife are:
- Bananas
- Avocados
- Mangos
- papayas
- Citrus
- Figs
- Guavas
- Pomegranates
- Persimmons
What fruits are in season in December originating in the rest of Spain?
In December, several typical Spanish fruits are in their high season, offering freshness and optimal flavor. Here is a list of some of them:
- Oranges and Tangerines: Grown mainly in the Valencian Community and Andalusia, these citrus fruits are juicy and rich in vitamin C.
- Lemons: Also mainly from Valencia and Andalusia, lemons are at their best, offering their characteristic acidic and fresh flavor.
- Apples: Especially the late varieties, which keep well during the winter and come from regions such as Asturias and Aragon.
- Pears: Some varieties of pears are still available and in good condition in December, especially those harvested later in the fall.
- Pomegranates: Coming from Andalusia, pomegranates are at their optimal point of ripeness, offering juicy seeds full of antioxidants.
- Persimmons: Especially the Persimon variety, mainly from the Valencia region, is in season and appreciated for its crunchy texture and sweetness.
- Kiwis: Although less well known, kiwis grown in northern Spain are in season and offer a deliciously tart flavor and plenty of vitamin C.
- Avocados: In some regions, especially Andalusia, avocados are still harvested in December, offering their creamy texture and healthy nutrients.
These fruits reflect the diversity and richness of Spanish agriculture, and their availability in December guarantees a fresh and varied offer for consumption during the winter.
Fruits are an excellent source of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber. Eating fruits in December can help:
- Improve heart health
- Reduce the risk of chronic diseases
- Increase energy
- Improve skin health
- help lose weight
At Sanus Market we have organic seasonal fruits in December, from organic producers in Tegueste, Tejina, Valle Guerra, Los Realejos, Playa San Juan, Guimar, Arico, etc. We also import fruit from other parts of Spain. In November there is a large volume of organic farming in Tenerife and organic producers in Tenerife.
To keep fruits fresh in December, store them in a cool, dry place. Some fruits, such as apples, pears, and bananas, can be stored in the refrigerator. Other fruits, such as oranges, clementines and tangerines, do not need to be refrigerated.
Fresh fruits can be used in a variety of recipes. They can be eaten alone, as a snack or dessert. They can also be used in salads, dressings, sauces, soups, stews and desserts.
