A small, tart citrus native to the Philippines, with thin green skin and juicy, sour-sweet flesh. Squeezed into sawsawan, marinades, noodle dishes, and cold drinks, calamansi brightens everything it touches and is a staple of nearly every Filipino kitchen and dining table.
Calamansi
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