This might be TMI, however, I recently had some kidney stones zapped. My urologist suggested I add lemon juice in my water for the acidity. So, I took advantage of his advice. I also add lemon juice to iced tea, a lemon glaze when baking a Lemon Bundt Cake, Lemon Blossom Cookies, etc. I ❤️ the clean refreshing smell %26 taste of lemons.

Most of the lemons in the bag were excellent . I was disappointed in one lemon that rotted on me. As fruit in the bag from stores so often does. I made lemon aid out of the rest of the good lemons. I enjoyed drinking it all. I believe that the only way to use bagged fruit , is to use it right away.

Fresh lemons from Walmart are a solid, budget-friendly option. The ones I picked up were bright yellow, firm, and had a good amount of juice inside. They worked perfectly for cooking, adding to water, and making homemade dressings. A couple had minor blemishes, but nothing that affected the quality. Overall, they’re a great value for the price and I’ll definitely keep buying them for everyday use.

Did you know that if you are not checking a bag plus don’t want to pack a container of deodorant (for TSA to confiscate if it’s liquid or exceeds the ounce limits) in your travel bag, you can use a wedge of lemon 🍋 after arrival at destination? I also buy a set of plastic cutlery at my destination for slicing it 😎

I didn't expect a piece of fruit to alter the trajectory of my week, but here we are. This Single Fresh Lemon arrived with the quiet confidence of something that knows exactly what it is. No flash, no gimmicks—just a perfectly sun-kissed citrus orb sitting in my kitchen like it had just returned from a sabbatical in the Mediterranean. The color alone deserves recognition. Not just yellow—a decisive, optimistic yellow. The kind of yellow that makes you reconsider past mistakes. I initially bought this lemon for a very normal reason: a recipe. But somewhere between slicing into it and experiencing that first unapologetic burst of aroma, I realized I had underestimated what I had invited into my home. The scent didn't just fill the room—it rebranded it. My kitchen is now, spiritually, a spa. Juice yield? Generous. Almost suspiciously so. I kept squeezing and it kept giving, like some kind of citrus-based overachiever. At one point I made eye contact with it and felt like I needed to do more with my life. I've since used this lemon for: Cooking (excellent, obviously) Water enhancement (hydration, but make it aspirational) Mild emotional support Holding briefly and saying, “wow” out loud for no reason Texture was firm yet forgiving. Zest performance? Elite. This lemon did not crumble under pressure—unlike me during most weekday mornings. Would I recommend this lemon? Without hesitation. In fact, I'm now wary of any dish, beverage, or life decision that doesn't involve at least one. Some purchases are transactional. This one is transformational.

I needed lemon rind for a recipe and bought these. They were huge, very fresh and juicy. I used the rind in a cake, along with some juice. Then I sliced what was left and added them to a pitcher of lemonade,which my husband said was the best I ever made. I think they were a very good price for all the use I got from them. Very fresh tasting too.

This was great but not get my refund is making me extremely upset. It should be here by now and I want my money immedieatly. Says it will be a balance on my acct of 25.44 or something and there is nothing in my bank or Walmart account. Crock of crap.

I couldn't possibly encapsulate my love for lemons. They're sour, they're yellow, they tickle my fancy. They pair with fish, with sugar and water, or even a carne asada. Can you imagine growing all season on a tree only to get knocked off into a truck, confused and alone? You're separated one by one from your brothers and sisters, only to end up on a Walmart shelf. A curious shopper takes you, places you in a bag, and before you know what's happening, you're in a transparent drawer in a fridge. Then one day, you're removed, sliced in half, and oh, the joyous sensation of being squeezed onto a freshly baked salmon, your acidic essence raining upon the warm, flaky flesh of an aquatic delicacy. You've made it. You did it. Zen achieved. Pinnacle climbed. All is well. Bliss.

When purchasing fresh single items as these 2 lemons, you would look them over for appearance and blemishes- correct? You want them to look plate or tea worthy. Who ever did my shopping did not look, both lemons were 2 different sizes, 1 lemon had blemishes and one was green and dented at the end! Neither were plate or tea glass worthy. Why would someone not care? Its not worth the time and trouble of all I would have to go through to get 2 more lemons for dinner! I couldn't believe that someone would actually just grab 2 lemons without looking at them! They do not look like the lemons in the add at all!

Lemons were older, very soft with dark spots on them! Every time I try to get fruit, it’s always bad. They must tell them to give out the oldest fruit. Why don’t they just get rid of it, instead of pawning it off on the customer who can’t come into the store.