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Edrena said in another thread that lime juice has a lower pH than lemon
juice. Does anyone have a guide to the pH of both lemon and lime juice relative to vinegar? I have some salsa recipes that call for vinegar, but I think I'd like the flavor of lime juice a little better. I once e-mailed the company that makes RealLime and asked, and they couldn't help. Also, I note that the BBB recipe for HWB canned tomatoes calls for a bit of commercial lemon juice. I assume this is to assure you've got enough acidity. Does this mean that lemon juice is standardized to a certain acidity, the way vinegar is? Anny |
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