Limequat

Limequat is a small and aromatic citrus fruit that combines the bright acidity of lime with the subtle sweetness of kumquat. Believed to have originated from a cross between a lime and a kumquat, it is prized for its thin, edible skin, juicy flesh, and refreshing citrus flavor. Commonly enjoyed fresh, in preserves, desserts, drinks, or as a garnish, limequat offers both culinary versatility and ornamental appeal. Limequats are typically harvested from late autumn through winter, making them a distinctive seasonal citrus with year-round culinary potential.