Lucy's Family-Made Lemon Juice, 1 Gallon Jug

Sabreah: The media could not be loaded.  Lovely price for size and quality! I use to make my own homemade cleaning solutions and for cooking when I don’t have real lemons

United States on Apr 10, 2023

Georgia Hancock: I get a gallon bottle every 3 weeks. I add the lemon juice to my water everyday and it is great to break up the plain water. With that said about every third bottle seems to be bad. A good bottle has a light yellow color just like lemonade and tastes like a fresh squeezed lemon. A bad bottle has a yellow rust color and taste just like an old lemon. This isn’t cheap, I wish the product control was better since you can’t return the bad bottles.

United States on Feb 21, 2023

Hans Laage: The lemon juice arrived on time, however, what came out was dark, filmy, and smelled off. Lo and behold it is expired and unsafe to drink.

Being a food item, I cannot get my money back and so am forced to eat the cost without any restitution.

United States on Dec 13, 2022

Mr. Candor: Okay you might think lemon juice big deal what could you possibly review about juice and does it really matter. It does matter and having purchased quarts and now a gallon of this lemon juice I am here to tell you not all lemon juice is the same and there is a reason that this is a premium lemon juice the first is that in this gallon you are getting the juice of 76 lemons! Yep, seventy six lemons in a gallon of this premium lemon juice the taste is crisp and has that sweet, fresh and tart taste that you want and never seem to find from other bottled lemon juice. I have seen others make remarks on this product having bad seals and honestly out of the bottles that I have purchased both quart and gallon I have not experienced a seal issue they have been sealed with no leaks and the product has been fine. I do wonder though if the seal issue has more to do with the freight carrier and the handling of the product since should they drop or throw the box to a hard surface the pressure could blow the seal open and I just experienced this myself on a box containing a sealed bag of baking mix which blew the bag open and the baking mix was all through the box a quick look back at the camera...

United States on Aug 06, 2020

Steven Campbell: I've been drinking lemon water for about 35 years. Back when lemon juice was only for cooking, and mostly still is, I'd take it and mix it with crushed ice and drink it like a snow cone. I love sour stuff and I can easily go through a gallon of it a week. I tend to mix 25-33% lemon juice and water. Nothing else. It has basically no calories because it has basically no sugar. Lemons have a LOT of vitamin C. Looking at the package may seem like a tiny amount, but look at the serving size. A glass is a whole lot of those servings. However, the pasteurization process destroys Vitamin C. So nearly every lemon juice you see has none unless they add it back in. Real Lemon, for instance, has none. Finding lemon juice with some vitamin C (and potassium) preserved, tastes good, and is cheap, is the holy grail for me. If you love flavored drinks, your choices are some of the zero calorie squits, which taste like chemicals. Or tons and tons of sugar. Even fruit juices generally have added ascorbic acid (vitamin C) to pretend they haven't destroyed it. And orange juice isn't nearly as healthy as you might think. You can make smoothies if you don't mind cleaning, your don't mind the noise, and...

United States on Jul 26, 2018