1 1

Lemon Juice 200ml

Lemon Juice 200ml

£1.99
£1.99 £0
Sale Sold out
(1053)

Lemon Juice

Lemon juice is the sharp, sour juice of lemons, used to add a fresh, bright taste to baking, cooking, drinks and dressings. It is handy when you want that lemon taste without squeezing fruit each time.

What Lemon Juice Tastes Like

Lemon juice has a clean, tart taste with a light citrus aroma. It is much sharper than orange juice and works like a seasoning as well as a flavour. A small splash can lift a rich or heavy dish, such as a creamy sauce or a pan of fried fish.

Ways to Use Lemon Juice

Lemon juice goes into sweet and savoury dishes alike. These are some of the most common uses in UK kitchens:

  • Lemon drizzle cake, lemon curd and lemon tarts
  • Pancakes with sugar and lemon on Pancake Day
  • Salad dressings with olive oil, mustard and honey
  • Marinades for chicken, lamb and fish
  • Hummus, tzatziki and guacamole
  • Homemade lemonade and hot lemon drinks
  • A squeeze over rice, lentils or roasted vegetables

Tips for Cooking with Lemon Juice

Lemon juice tastes freshest when you add it near the end of cooking. Long heating dulls the sharpness, so stir it into soups, dals and sauces just before serving.

Start with a teaspoon or two and taste as you go. You can always add more, but you cannot take it out. In baking, measure it as the recipe says, because the acid affects how the cake or sponge turns out.

Lemon Juice or Fresh Lemons?

Lemon juice can replace fresh lemons in most recipes that only need the juice. It saves time when you are making a big batch of dressing, marinade or lemonade. For zest, such as in a lemon drizzle topping, you will still need a fresh lemon. Check the label on the bottle for the full ingredients.

Lemon Juice FAQ

Can I use lemon juice instead of fresh lemons?

Yes, in most recipes you can swap bottled lemon juice for fresh juice. A medium lemon gives roughly two to three tablespoons of juice, so use that as a guide. The taste may be slightly different from freshly squeezed.

Can I make a buttermilk substitute with lemon juice?

Yes, stir one tablespoon of lemon juice into a cup of milk and leave it for about five to ten minutes. The milk thickens slightly and works in scones, pancakes and soda bread.

Does lemon juice stop cut fruit going brown?

Yes, brushing or tossing sliced apples, pears, bananas or avocado in lemon juice slows browning. The acid helps keep the cut surface looking fresh for longer.

Add lemon juice to your basket ready for the next lemon drizzle cake, salad dressing or batch of pancakes.

Delivery

  • FREE UK-Mainland delivery when you spend over £60.
  • £4.99 delivery charge below £60.

Allergen Warning

This product is produced in a factory which handles nuts, peanuts, cereals containing gluten, crustaceans, milk, sesame, mustard, soya, celery and sulphites.

How to contact us?

For any questions or assistance, feel free to reach out via email at hello@ginco.co.uk or call us at +44 7710 405018. We're here to help!

Disclaimer

We take great care when preparing and securely packing every order; however, during transportation, parcels may be handled by several parties, including the courier, and despite our best efforts, minor cosmetic damage such as dents, marks, scuffs or damage to external packaging may occasionally occur. Minor cosmetic damage that does not affect the product’s safety, quality or intended use will not normally be considered a product defect. This is particularly applicable to products supplied in cans, tins, plastic containers, boxes or similar packaging. If you receive a product that is broken, leaking, materially damaged, unsafe, unusable or otherwise not as described, please contact us within 24 Hours of delivery by email or telephone and provide your order number, details of the issue and clear photographs of the damaged product and packaging. We may require further information or evidence to investigate the matter and, where necessary, may take up to 14 days to complete our investigation. Where damage appears to have occurred during delivery, we may need to raise a claim with the courier, and you may be required to complete and return any Damage on Receipt (DOR) form or other documentation requested by the courier before the claim can be processed. Some products we sell are price-marked or display a manufacturer’s recommended or printed retail price. Please note that our online selling prices may differ from the price printed on the product because online orders involve additional costs such as picking, packing, packaging materials, warehouse handling, payment processing, website administration and delivery-related costs. You may therefore receive a product displaying a printed or recommended retail price that is lower than the price you paid online. The price you agree to pay is the online selling price displayed on our website at the time you place your order, and the presence of a lower printed or recommended retail price on the packaging does not, by itself, mean that the online purchase price was incorrect. Product images displayed on our website are for illustration and presentation purposes only. Actual product packaging, branding, design, colour, size, shape or appearance may vary depending on availability, manufacturer, batch or packaging updates. Such variations do not necessarily indicate that the product supplied is different from the product ordered, provided that the product itself corresponds to the description and specifications stated on the website. We ask customers to check their order and products as soon as reasonably possible after delivery and contact us promptly if there is any material damage, fault, incorrect item or issue with the goods. Nothing in this notice is intended to exclude, restrict or limit any statutory rights you may have under applicable UK consumer law.

View full details