CITRON JUICE ESSENTIAL OIL (CITRUS MEDICA) - ESSENTIAL OILS
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Citron is actually one of the original 4 citrus fruits – the others being pomelo, papeda, and mandarin. This large citrus fruit can have a bumpy exterior and is often colored like a lemon.
The shape can vary widely, depending on the cultivar, and other factors like climate and even twig arrangement. Unlike most citrus fruits, e.g. lemons and oranges, there is a very small amount of juice in a citron, because most of the inner pulp is dry. The white rind, however, is what most people seek out for culinary uses, and due to its rich nutrient composition.
A straight fruit juice which has a sour taste and yuzu-specific aroma.
Citron, also known as Citrus medica, is a fragrant but inedible citrus fruit. The citron fruit is usually oblong and covered with a leathery adherent rind. It differs from the rest of the citrus species, such as oranges or lemons, by having a dry pulp that contains just a small levels of juice.
For many centuries, citron is used for medical purposes (against pulmonary and gastric-intestinal disorders), and for production of the essential oil, which not only smells nice but also possesses antibiotic properties.
The essential oil is obtained from the cold pressing of of the whole fruit. Its scent is sweet, floral, citrusy.
The shape can vary widely, depending on the cultivar, and other factors like climate and even twig arrangement. Unlike most citrus fruits, e.g. lemons and oranges, there is a very small amount of juice in a citron, because most of the inner pulp is dry. The white rind, however, is what most people seek out for culinary uses, and due to its rich nutrient composition.
A straight fruit juice which has a sour taste and yuzu-specific aroma.
Citron, also known as Citrus medica, is a fragrant but inedible citrus fruit. The citron fruit is usually oblong and covered with a leathery adherent rind. It differs from the rest of the citrus species, such as oranges or lemons, by having a dry pulp that contains just a small levels of juice.
For many centuries, citron is used for medical purposes (against pulmonary and gastric-intestinal disorders), and for production of the essential oil, which not only smells nice but also possesses antibiotic properties.
The essential oil is obtained from the cold pressing of of the whole fruit. Its scent is sweet, floral, citrusy.
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