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The world of cooking has many legends, rumors and myths. We are trying to gather all the facts and present them to you.
The Spanish word for 'orange' is 'naranja'. It is difficult to see that 'orange' comes from that word, BUT, originally it was called 'a norange' in English compare 'naranja' with 'norange'. The 'n' was transfered at some point in English developement.
Source: Gary Cluff |