Tangeries-Cutie orange

This is the first time I have ever heard of cutie oranges. I have absolutely no idea what they are. Have you Googled it?

Hi,
In my opinion, I think that they're one. But did you mean tangeries or tangerines?
I wonder why they write Cutie Oranges instead of Cute Oranges, maybe because they don't want people to get it as the oranges that look cute.
GN

@John: Cutie Oranges, you know, those smaller oranges :) http://sunvalleyfamilies.blogspot.com/2010/12/fruit-of-month.html

Apparently, Cutie is a brand name for a type of California clementine.
http://www.sunpacific.com/cuties.html

Thank you John and G.N. for your replies.
Having googled the words, I came to know that clementine, tangerine, and cutie orange are the same thing, and the use of each is regional.
I was invited by an American family to their house yesterday, I was talking to their 11 year old kid, something came up, I asked if he likes tangerines, but he didn't understand what kind of fruit I am talking a

Oh, that's really nice, my friend. What an eye-opening experience. Thanks for sharing such an interesting thing, have a nice day.
GN

I believe that generally clementines (including "Cuties") are seedless, and tangerines have seeds.