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Lime
Lime
Lime

Lime

Fruit
Refrigerator
Lime
Lime
Lime

Lime is related to the lemon and orange and belongs to the citrus fruit (Vine fruit family). Limes are round and smaller than lemons. The skin is thin, fairly smooth and green. The sour and yellow-green flesh is much more fragrant, aromatic and juicy than that of a lemon. It is best to store lime in the fridge.

Preparation & storage

    Storage
    The flavour comes out best if you store limes at room temperature. But in the fridge, limes will keep for about 2 weeks.

    You can choose to store the fruit in the fridge and let it come to room temperature before use.

    Do you have half a lime left over? Store these in the fridge too. Cover the cut surface with cling film or put the lime with cut surface on a saucer.

    How can I tell if a lime is no longer good? The lime will go mouldy or dry out completely. You can quickly recognise decay by looking, smelling or even tasting.

    Preparation
    You can use the flesh, juice and peel of the lime.

    Would you like to use the peel? Scrub the lime peel well under running water before use. Grate only the green rind of the lime. Do not grate the white part underneath as it is bitter.

    Want to use the juice? Cut the lime in half and squeeze the fruit.

    Storage times

    Refrigerator: 2 weeks

    Cleaning the lime

    See preparing.

    Information

    Buying and storing limes

    Portion size

    Cultivation and season

    Tip

    Lime flavour

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    Nutritional values

    These nutritional values apply to the unprocessed product. View all for the full set of values and preparation methods.

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    TypePer 100gr
    Energy173 kj (41 kcal)
    Fat total0.2 gr
    of which saturated0 gr
    of which unsaturated0.2 gr
    Carbohydrates7.7 gr
    of which sugars1.7 gr
    Dietary fibre2.8 gr
    Protein0.7 gr
    Salt0.01 mg
    Retinol act. equivalent1 mcg
    Vitamin B10.03 mg
    Vitamin B20.02 mg
    Nicotinic acid0.2 mg
    Vitamin B60.08 mg
    Folate equivalents8 mcg
    Vitamin C29 mg
    Vitamin E0.2 mg

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