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Category Archives: Food Dehydration

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Meyer Lemons — Storing and Using

January 27, 2017
Christine . Food Dehydration, Meyer Lemon, News . Fruit
Dehydrated lemon slices on a plate, in a jar and on dehydration trays.

Meyer Lemons Jan 27 2017

The Meyer lemon has a very thin skin and is, therefore, not suitable for long-term storage – the lemons generally will not last more than 10 days to two weeks before degrading. Continue reading →

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