Welcome to the sunny, fragrant world of lemons, a citrus pearl that delights the senses in the magnificent Mediterranean region. At the heart of this sensory experience, lemon reveals itself as a juicy, tangy treasure.
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What is "Citron de Menton"?
The "Citron de Menton" differs from its Italian and Spanish cousins. "Its shape is elliptical rather than round, and its color is bright yellow.
The research we carried out with the I.N.R.A. revealed that the Menton lemon is rich in acids and essences. Its peel has a high essential oil content3 ;
Lemons have a remarkable advantage: they are rich in vitamin C (52 mg per 100g). The presence of this vitamin in its natural form, and the fact that it is accompanied...
The "Citron de Menton" differs from its Italian and Spanish cousins. "Its shape is elliptical rather than round, and its color is bright yellow.
The research we carried out with the I.N.R.A. revealed that the Menton lemon is rich in acids and essences. Its peel has a high essential oil content3 ;
Lemons have a remarkable advantage: they are rich in vitamin C (52 mg per 100g). The presence of this vitamin in its natural form, and the fact that it is accompanied...