Keeping lemons fresh

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Find out how to keep lemons fresh with methods that preserve the fruit's juice, vitamins, and antioxidants while extending the shelf life.

If you'd like to keep lemons and limes fresh for longer, I'm here to help! This lemon in the jar trick is one really works!

Lemons are an ideal way to perk up early spring cuisine; from salads to fish and desserts, they are an easy flavor booster to keep on hand. However, I always end up planning a meal around my last lemon, only to find out it has become hard and yields as much juice as a potato. Then I discovered this simple tip for making sure you get every last drop out of your lemons. Lemons sealed in a plastic bag and stored in the refrigerator tend to keep fresh longer.

Using this method, I've been able to keep citrus fresh for up to four weeks!

Lemons are just amazing. Despite the taste, it can be a life savior. My greatest concern is how to make them last longer. The good...

Get ready to transform how you store lemons using everyday items: 1.5 kg of lemons, 50 ml of vinegar, 3 teaspoons of salt, 3 bay leaves, and 6 cloves of garlic. That’s all you need! Let’s explore the process.

Learn the easy secret to keeping your lemons and limes fresh longer. No more overripe citrus with this super easy secret trick!

Check out ten tips that are so brilliant, you'll be thinking, "Why didn't I think of that?" Don't miss the other installments in this series, too!

Keep Your Lemons Fresh All Year Round with This Simple Trick! You’ll only need a few simple ingredients: 1.5 kg of lemons, 50 ml of vinegar, 3 teaspoons...