Is there an alternative to lime juice? - Tiki Drinks and Food

TJ Tonnikan Jinn Member La Conchita Joined: Feb 28, 2004 Posts: 143	TJ Tonnikan Jinn Posted posted on Thu, Apr 28, 2005 12:11 PM I live on the coast in Ca., so limes are usually available but still expensive. Right now I can buy them for $0.33 a piece at the regular grocery, or I can buy a bag of 25 to 30 for about $4 at Costco. What I like to do is buy a few bags at Costco, juice them all and freeze them in empty water bottles. This way I have enough to last until next year when they are "in season" again. I haven't noticed much of a decrease in quality after defrosting, but the worst part is not having a wedge of lime in your drink. That, I can live with. -T.J.

I live on the coast in Ca., so limes are usually available but still expensive. Right now I can buy them for $0.33 a piece at the regular grocery, or I can buy a bag of 25 to 30 for about $4 at Costco.

What I like to do is buy a few bags at Costco, juice them all and freeze them in empty water bottles. This way I have enough to last until next year when they are "in season" again.

I haven't noticed much of a decrease in quality after defrosting, but the worst part is not having a wedge of lime in your drink. That, I can live with.

-T.J.

Post #155524 by Tonnikan Jinn on Thu, Apr 28, 2005 12:11 PM