"Lemons store well, and they keep longer than any other citrus fruit. They are picked according to size, rather than ripeness, and are then placed in large temperature- and humidity-controlled rooms to "cure," or ripen. They are often kept this way for up to six months
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of course, the internet, ocean of all knowledge. I guess into the fridge they go. Bought a bag two days ago, put them in a wire frame basket on the counter, and one was moldy this afternoon. I'll pass on the water submersion, though. Even old hard lemons yield up enough juice for iced tea.
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Preferably money or "alternate services".
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srsly? haven't the foggiest.
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I guess into the fridge they go. Bought a bag two days ago, put them in a wire frame basket on the counter, and one was moldy this afternoon. I'll pass on the water submersion, though. Even old hard lemons yield up enough juice for iced tea.
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"If life has given you lemons, find someone who life has given them vodka, and have a party!"
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