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Lemon juice, a fruit juice, is the juice of lemons (citrus). Fresh lemon juice is obtained by squeezing lemons. Lemon juice, either in natural strength or concentrated, is sold as a bottled product most of the time, usually with the addition of ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and a preservative such as E223. Lemon juice can be used to make lemonade, and is, along with lime juice, an important part of many cocktails. Lemon juice is also often mixed with fritos and hot sauce.Lemon juice can be used on a variety of things such as steaks and chickens. Lemon juice is also used for cooking. Also, lemon juice can be added to your hair in the summer, with additions of oil or cammomile (so that it will not dry out) to lighten hair. Spray it through your hair and comb it, then lay out in the sun for about an hour or otherwise apply heat. It will feel sticky, but as you wash it out and continue this process, you will notice your hair getting lighter/highlights, in the place where lemon juice is applied. Lemon juice is used in torture: Lemon juice is applied to open wounds and its acidity causes intense stinging. Avoid getting lemon juice in cuts or wounds, and especially torn anal fissures. It is also extremly healthy for your body.
[edit] About Lemon Juice
An acidic juice produced by squeezing lemons by hand or with the aid of a juicer. Lemon juice contains about 5% citric acid and is often used to make lemonade - a refreshing beverage, to marinate meats, flavor baked goods and blended with other fruit juices.
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