True Lime, Crystallized Lime, 2.29 oz (65 g)

I love adding this to my stir-fries!

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This was recommended to me and I love it

True Lime is crystallized lime juice. It contains citric acid, malic acid, lime oil, lime juice, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), and maltodextrin. It has no calories and a serving (.7 grams) has 25% RDA of vitamin C. The label says there are 110 servings per container, so the price per serving is pretty modest. I've bought the True Lime packets before, but the shaker jar is much more convenient for cooking. If you live in an area with high humidity you may want to put this in the refrigerator to make sure it doesn't clump. It is not a big deal with the packets because they are foil, but the shaker lid is not environmentally sealed, so beware that humidity could be a problem. You can use True Lime in anything that you would add fresh lime juice to. I have a rice cooker and I put True Lime and cilantro in with my rice for a nice side dish. I've also used it with ginger on baked chicken filets. The True Lime is pretty potent, so you don't need a lot of it in your recipes. Go easy on adding it to recipes and add more at the table if desired. This can be sprinkled on just like salt, and you can add it to tea, water, yogurt, or anything you want. The True Lime folks have come out with some other variations, but this particular product is just straight-up lime. I think this could be a good salt substitute for anyone who's watching their sodium intake. It adds enough flavor that you could reduce or eliminate adding salt to foods and still have something tasty. If you like lime, there is nothing to not like here.

Has become an everyday product in my house, you can use it to make lemonade, it tastes fenomenal with coke.