Seasonal fruit calendar in Winter in Tenerife.
The Winter Climate of Tenerife.
Winter in Tenerife is a unique and fascinating period, especially from the perspective of agriculture and fruit harvesting. Unlike the colder and harsher seasons in other regions, winter on the Canary Island is mild and welcoming, offering optimal conditions for growing a variety of organic fruits and products.
The volcanic richness of the soil, combined with the subtropical climate of Tenerife, allows farmers to continue their planting and harvesting work throughout the year. However, it is in winter when some crops reach their peak, providing a unique opportunity for organic and sustainable agriculture.
During these months, tropical and subtropical fruits, such as Avocados, guavas, and mangoes continue to flourish thanks to moderate temperatures that rarely fall below 15°C, even at night. This not only ensures constant production but also keeps crops free of pests that often affect other colder regions. Furthermore, citrus fruits, such as oranges and lemons, are at their best, filling the markets with their unmatched freshness and flavor.
A Season of Abundance and Sustainability in Organic Agriculture
For Sanus Market, winter is an especially exciting time of year. It allows us to offer our clients a wide range of fruits, local and seasonal, grown with practices that respect the environment and promote biodiversity. We are committed to supporting local farmers who, with their hard work, make this winter miracle possible, ensuring our shelves are always stocked with the highest quality products.
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Some organic fruits The most popular ones grown in Tenerife in Winter are:
- Avocados
- Canarian bananas
- oranges
- Tangerines
- Lemons
- papayas
- Mangos
- Guavas
- Spiked Figs
- Pomegranates
What fruits are in season in winter originating in the rest of Spain?
In winter, Spain offers a variety of seasonal fruits, each with its unique characteristics and health benefits:
- Oranges: Symbol of freshness and vitamin C, Spanish oranges are juicy and perfect for strengthening the immune system in winter.
- Tangerines: Smaller and sweeter than oranges, they are easy to peel and an excellent source of antioxidants.
- Lemons: With their characteristic acidic flavor, they are essential in cooking and rich in vitamin C.
- Kiwi: Grown in northern Spain, they are a powerful source of fiber and vitamin C, with a unique sweet and sour flavor.
- Pomegranates: Valued for their juicy seeds full of antioxidants, they have a sweet and somewhat tart flavor.
- Persimmons: Originally from the Valencia region, they are sweet and soft, rich in vitamins A and C.
- Apples: Available in several varieties, they are crunchy and sweet, with a good dose of fiber and vitamin C.
- Pears: Juicy and sweet, pears are versatile to eat fresh or cooked, providing fiber and vitamins.
These fruits not only stand out for their flavor, but also for their nutritional benefits, being essential for a balanced diet during the cold months.
What are the benefits of eating fruits in winter?
Fruits are an excellent source of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber. Eating fruits in winter 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 winter seasonal fruits, 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 and the EU.
To keep fruits fresh in winter in Tenerife, 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.
