Lemon juice for cooking GOLDEN TURTLE 250ml
✔ Suitable for
- 🥗 preparation of Asian salads and dishes
- 🍜 Thai and Vietnamese soups and broths
- 🍛 curry and aromatic sauces
- 🍱 fresh bento and street food dishes
- 🌿 authentic South Asian cuisine
- Adds natural acidity and fresh lemon flavor
- Ideal for seasoning salads, sauces, marinades and fish
- Can be used for baking or extending the freshness of fruits and vegetables
- An easy way to add a refreshing flavor to your meals
lemon juice from lemon concentrate, lemon oil, preservative: potassium metabisulfite
Allergens: The product contains sulfites (E224) as a preservative.
Store refrigerated after opening and consume within 4 weeks. Shake before use.
- Energy: 93kJ / 250ml
- Fats: 0.1 g
- of which saturated fatty acids: 0.06 g - Carbohydrates: 1 g
- of which sugars: 0.9 g - Protein: 0.3 g
- Salt: 0.02 g
Use directly to season dishes, salads, sauces or marinades to taste.
It can be added to baked or boiled dishes to enhance the flavor.
After opening, store in the refrigerator and consume within a few weeks to maintain its fresh taste.
🍋 Frequently bought together
Along with lemongrass and citrus seasonings, customers most frequently purchase these trusted Asian ingredients:
- Coconut Milk and Creams – combined with lemongrass, they create the perfect, creamy and fresh base for world-famous Thai curries and Tom Kha soup.
- Fish Sauces – together with lime juice and chili, they form the holy trinity of Asian dressings (e.g., for Vietnamese Bún Bó Nam Bô).
- Chili Sauces – the heat of chili and the acidity or freshness of citrus notes perfectly balance and complement each other in Asian cuisine.
- Jasmine Rice – an aromatic premium side dish that pairs wonderfully with any fresh curry or lemongrass stir-fried meat.
- Asian Teas – lemon juice and dried or frozen lemongrass are a fantastic addition to both hot and iced green and black teas.
💡 Foodland Tip: If you are using frozen or dried lemongrass in broths and curries, gently bruise it with the dull side of a knife before tossing it into the pot. This breaks its structure and releases the maximum amount of aromatic essential oils. Remove the woody pieces of lemongrass from the dish before serving.




























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