What is
Lime?

Lime is a bright green citrus fruit known for its acidic, tangy flavor. It is often used in cooking, beverages, and as a garnish due to its refreshing taste and aromatic zest.

Origins & History

Limes are thought to have originated in Southeast Asia, and they were cultivated in ancient Persia and Egypt. They spread to the Caribbean, Mexico, Central, and South America with the voyages of explorers around the 15th century. Today, limes are grown in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including Mexico, Brazil, and India.

Taste & Texture

Lime has a sharp, tangy flavor that is distinctly citrusy and refreshing. It has a high level of acidity which gives it a zesty punch.

Ingredients

Lime

The fruit itself, which is small, round, and green with juicy flesh. It is rich in vitamin C and has a high acidity level.