Lemon juice is one of the most fundamental ingredients in great cooking, making flavors pop in sweet and savory dishes from salad dressings to sauces, cocktails, casseroles, marinades, and muffins.

Getting the most juice out of your lemons can be surprisingly tough to do. If you don't want to have an electric juicer or clumsy gadget, try my methods for juicing a lemon without any fancy tools.

Mix the lemon juice (approx. 3 lemons) with one cup (140 grams) of caster sugar and 0.2 gallons (1 liter) of water. Another way is to tip the lemons, sugar and water into a blender and mix until ...

You can measure lemon juice in a shot glass, which yields 1.5 ounces and is a great option if you're making a cocktail like a ...

As somebody that puts lemon juice in tea, rice, and every chicken dish I ever cobble together, let me tell you: there is never enough lemon juice to satiate my zesty needs. With all of that being ...

Lemon juice and baking soda combinations have become a popular home remedy. Some people claim that baking soda and lemon juice can improve the skin, treat heartburn, and whiten teeth. However ...

A surprise ingredient may explain how lemon juice puts the squeeze on kidney stones. Lemons contain nanoparticles that, when fed to rats, block stone formation, scientists report in the Feb. 22 ...

Olive oil and lemon juice is a natural pairing that appears in many cuisines. But just 1 Tbs. of olive oil has 120 calories. “Be mindful that olive oil is calorically dense — do not overdo it ...

A viral TikTok trend is taking over the internet — and it involves a singular fresh fruit. The lemon juice hair hack on social media has people squeezing fresh lemon juice into their hair to ...