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Lemon Juice Varieties


Below is a list of all known varieties for Lemon Juice. Click on a variety name to view more detailed nutrient and sourcing information.


Variety Name Description
Citrus Juice (Bergamot) Juice pressed from the Bergamot orange. It is intensely fragrant and acidic, used in small amounts for specialty baking and flavoring teas (e.g., Earl Grey).
Lemon Juice (Bottled Concentrate) Reconstituted, concentrated lemon juice, often preserved with sulfites. It has a high, stable acidity but a muted aroma, used as a reliable souring agent.
Lemon Juice (Bottled Concentrate) Reconstituted, concentrated lemon juice, often preserved with sulfites. It has a high, stable acidity but a muted aroma, used as a reliable souring agent.
Lemon Juice (Clarified) Lemon juice that has been filtered to remove all solids and haze-causing components. Used in cocktails and cooking where a perfectly clear liquid is required.
Lemon Juice (Concentrate Powder) Highly stable, dehydrated lemon juice used as a dry acid source and flavoring in baking and commercial seasoning mixes.
Lemon Juice (Concentrate Powder) Highly stable, dehydrated lemon juice used as a dry acid source and flavoring in baking and commercial seasoning mixes.
Lemon Juice (Concentrate Powder) The highly stable, dehydrated powder form of lemon juice. Used as a dry acid source and flavoring in baking and commercial seasoning mixes.
Lemon Juice (Freshly Squeezed) Juice pressed directly from the fruit. It has the brightest, most potent acidity and the strongest volatile citrus aroma, essential for cocktails and sauces.
Lemon Juice (Freshly Squeezed) Juice pressed directly from the fruit. It has the brightest, most potent acidity and the strongest volatile citrus aroma, essential for cocktails and sauces.
Lemon Juice (Meyer Lemon) Juice pressed from Meyer lemons (a hybrid of lemon and orange). It is less acidic and has a sweeter, more floral, and mild orange-tangerine aroma.
Lemon Juice (Meyer Lemon) Juice pressed from Meyer lemons (a hybrid of lemon and orange). It is less acidic and has a sweeter, more floral, and mild orange-tangerine aroma.
Lemon Juice (Organic/Unpasteurized) Juice from organically grown lemons that has not been heated. It retains the most delicate flavors but requires immediate refrigeration.
Lemon Juice (Organic/Unpasteurized) Juice from organically grown lemons that has not been heated. It retains the most delicate flavors but requires immediate refrigeration.