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  1. I got a sample of a product called "True Lemon" when I made a purchase at
    Amazon.com the other day. It's a dehydrated lemon juice product that comes
    in small packets, similar in size to artificial sweetener packets. One
    packet is good for flavoring about 12 ounces of liquid, such as tea or
    water.

    I tried making lemonade with it, and it was surprisingly good. It tasted
    fairly lemony, although it did not have that good strong lemon oil fragrance
    you get when you squeeze your own, and it didn't color the water, either.

    I don't know what it costs, and haven't seen it in the stores yet, but I
    think it might be a worthwhile product where real lemon juice might be hard
    to keep, such as at work, or while camping.

  2. Nobody said:

    I got a sample of a product called "True Lemon" when I made a purchase at
    Amazon.com the other day. It's a dehydrated lemon juice product that comes
    in small packets, similar in size to artificial sweetener packets. One
    packet is good for flavoring about 12 ounces of liquid, such as tea or
    water.

    I tried making lemonade with it, and it was surprisingly good. It tasted
    fairly lemony, although it did not have that good strong lemon oil fragrance
    you get when you squeeze your own, and it didn't color the water, either.

    I don't know what it costs, and haven't seen it in the stores yet, but I
    think it might be a worthwhile product where real lemon juice might be hard
    to keep, such as at work, or while camping.


    Oooooh. This may be the way to finally make REALLY lemony
    cookies! I hope it shows up here.

    --
    Jean B.

  3. Boy, they have been sending out samples forever. You would think it
    would hit the market pretty soon. I don't remember where I got it from
    exactly, but I had a sample of this stuff about 6 months ago. It's
    pretty good(considering).

    JW

  4. I have not seen it in the stores, but Baltimore Coffee and Tea has it for
    ordering over the net. www.baltcoffee.com

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    Boy, they have been sending out samples forever. You would think it
    would hit the market pretty soon. I don't remember where I got it from
    exactly, but I had a sample of this stuff about 6 months ago. It's
    pretty good(considering).

    JW

  5. Nobody said:

    I have not seen it in the stores, but Baltimore Coffee and Tea has it for
    ordering over the net. www.baltcoffee.com


    Hey look! You can get a free sample, AND there's a list of
    stores where it can be found.

    http://www.truelemon.com/purchase.cfm

    I will have to drag myself out in this heat and find
    some--even though I can't say I am going to then bake with it
    today. This could be VERY useful. I have been trying to
    figure out how to make REALLY lemony cookies for a LONG
    time!!!!! Thanks so much for posting about this.

    --
    Jean B.

  6. It is in my local market and I've purchased a couple.

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  7. dwacon said:

    It is in my local market and I've purchased a couple.


    I found it quite easily. Now I have to remember to bring some
    with me.

    --
    Jean B.

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