
ReaLemon Single Serve Lemon Juice Packets, 4 g, 200 Count
$35.99
Product Details
Two hundred individually sealed packets of ReaLemon juice, 4 g apiece. That is about a teaspoon, close to what you would squeeze out of one wedge from a lemon cut into eighths. The packets are shelf stable, so a case lives in a cupboard until one is torn open.
The point of a packet is the portion. Diners, catering vans, hotel breakfast bars and quick-service counters set them out beside iced tea urns, fish fry baskets and oyster plates so each guest doses their own. Offices and break rooms keep them by the hot water and the tea bags for the same reason.
At home they give you a wedge's worth of lemon on demand: a squeeze into tea, over grilled salmon or fried fish, into a dressing you are whisking for one, or into a glass of water. They travel well in a lunch bag, a carry-on or a hotel room.
Ingredients
Directions & Storage
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Where 200 Packets Earn Their Keep
The whole point of a packet is that it is sealed and shelf-stable until you tear it. A bottle of lemon juice has to live in the fridge from the day it is opened and gets used on a clock. A packet does not.
| Use | Packets | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Glass of water or iced tea | 1 | The most common use by a wide margin |
| Hot tea, per cup | 1 | Add after steeping so it does not cloud |
| Finishing a plate of fish or vegetables | 1 | Squeeze over at the table |
| Keeping cut apples or avocado from browning | 1 | Toss, do not drench |
| Dressing or marinade for 2 | 2 to 3 | With oil, salt and pepper |
Why Packets Instead Of A Bottle
- No refrigeration until opened. A box lives in a pantry, a desk drawer, a cooler, a camper or a catering kit.
- No waste. Most households throw out part of every bottle of lemon juice they buy.
- Restaurants, hospitals, hotels and offices hand out one per guest with no cross-contact and no bottle sitting out warming.
- Travel and lunch bags. Flat, sealed and nothing to leak.
- 200 is a bulk count, so it suits a business, an event or a household that goes through lemon in water daily rather than a one-off purchase.
Who It's For
- Cafes, diners, hotels, catering and office kitchens serving lemon with water, tea or fish
- Anyone who drinks lemon water daily and does not want a bottle going off in the fridge
- Travelers, campers and anyone packing a cooler or a lunch bag
- Households that want lemon juice on hand without buying fresh lemons weekly
Questions About This Product
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Do the packets need refrigerating?
Is this real lemon juice?
Is one packet the same as a lemon wedge?
Can I use them in cooking and baking?
How long do they keep?
Why buy 200 at once?
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