Unfortunately, many of us usually throw the peel, and hence we practically don’t get the maximum of this fruit.
Lemons are loaded with vitamins A, C, B6, and E, calcium, folate, copper, zinc, iron, potassium, riboflavin, magnesium, protein, thiamin, niacin, and phosphorus.
They also have flavonoids and limonoids, which strengthen cells, combat cancer, and prevent health complications like diabetes, acid reflux, high blood pressure, and fevers.
When it comes to cancer treatment, researchers claim that a single lemon contains 22 anticancer agents, including:
Limonene
Flavonol glycosides
Citrus pectin
Vitamin C
To get the most of your lemons, you need to freeze them.
First, thoroughly clean your lemons and then dry them well. Next, put them in a freezer bag before storing the bag in the freezer.
Frozen lemons are quite easy to grate. This way, you can cut them instead of slicing or squeezing them.
Cut off the ends of the frozen lemon and then grate it the same way you grate your cheese.
In this way, you won’t slip and injure yourself.
Afterward, store your grated lemons in a ziplock bag.
You can then add them to your dishes to not only season your dishes but also enrich them with healthy nutrients.
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