How to Keep Lemons Fresh Longer and Prevent Mold

Take two or three lemons, grate the zest, and then juice them. Pour both the zest and juice into the compartments of an ice cube tray. Freeze until solid. Then, transfer the cubes to a sealable glass container or silicone freezer bag and return to the freezer. You’ll always have ready-to-use lemon juice and zest!

2. Using a Toothpick
Need just a small amount of juice? Don’t cut the lemon in half. Instead, poke a hole in it with a toothpick and squeeze out only the juice you need. This keeps the lemon whole and fresh much longer in the fridge.

3. Storing in Water
To keep whole lemons fresh longer in the fridge:
Place them in a sealable glass container.
Fill it with water to cover the lemons completely.

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