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Even though lemons last longer in the refrigerator, you definitely don’t want to juice them while cold. An Allrecipes Allstar shows you how to get the most juice from your lemons by testing and comparing five different temperature methods. From chilled in the fridge to heated in the microwave, find out why a warmer lemon prevails in this video.
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00:00Testing ways to get the most juice out of your lemons.
00:03First, juicing a lemon directly from the fridge.
00:05Next, a lemon stored at room temperature.
00:07That's already the same amount of juice with just half the lemon.
00:10After heating in the microwave for 20 seconds, I'm already getting so much more juice.
00:14It also is just way easier to squeeze.
00:17Now, I saw this one online. It's a completely different method, but let's give it a try.
00:21You poke a straw into it, but not all the way through.
00:25Easier said than done.
00:26I pull that out and we're going to squeeze it from out of that hole.
00:32I don't know, guys. I don't know if this is the method.
00:37Lastly, a lemon stored in the freezer then thawed to room temperature.
00:41Clearly, the warmer the lemon, the better.
00:43And I'm not sure if that frozen and thawed method did all that much.
00:49Even though lemons last longer stored in the fridge,
00:52you definitely don't want to juice them from cold.
00:54Look at the difference between the fridge lemon and the heated lemon.
00:57Microwave lemon for the win.
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