In article >, Jean B. > wrote:
>sf wrote:
>> On Sun, 03 Apr 2011 14:34:43 -0400, "Jean B." > wrote:
>>
>>> Charlotte L. Blackmer wrote:
>>>> I'm not sure of the difference between lemon extract and pure lemon oil,
>>>> but if you can find the latter (Boyajian is one maker), it is REALLY
>>>> AWESOME. It's a good sub or addition to zest. I made some sugar cookies
>>>> once with it and some zest that were to. drool. for. You can get it in 1
>>>> oz bottles - it's something you don't need a lot of.
>>>>
>>>> (Seriously, I can take or leave chocolate, but I will generally go for the
>>>> lemon dessert if offered.)
>>>>
>>>>>> I love lemon bars!
>>>>> They're my new favorite! That was fun.
>>>> My current favorite recipe should be floating around the interwebs. Google
>>>> "Bakesale Betty's" lemon bars (which are actually based on a recipe by
>>>> Alice Medrich). When I plant my Meyer lemon tree, I hope to join Serene
>>>> as one of BSB's suppliers .
>>>>
>>> YES! I was wondering WHY I forgot to add some to my muffins. In
>>> fact, I also speculate the the secret to some cranberry muffins
>>> that I find in Cambridge is Boyajian's orange oil.
>>
>> Holey Moley, I just looked up that stuff. $12.95 for 1oz and $17-18
>> for 5oz.
>>
>Oddly enough, I just got a large bottle of Boyajian's orange oil
>for $5.95, which I would have expected for a tiny bottle. I wish
>there had been other flavors for THAT price!

I seem to recall I got a similar deal from a local merchant for my largish
bottle as well. But King Arthur Flour sells the 1 oz sampler set for
$12.95 and the small bottle for $3.95 (another brand is $5.95). Wait for
a free shipping deal and you're golden.

Speaking of KAF, they have a Lemon Juice Powder. Does anyone know how
this compares to the TrueLemon? I googled up suppliers for TrueLemon, and
it seems to be mostly big box stores around here, so I'd rather get it
from KAF. Anyone have experience with this product?

Charlotte
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