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Honest Farms Lemon 300g

Honest Farms Lemon 300g

Grown naturally by our local partner farmers from Benguet. This lemon has a ripe, juicy, yellow pulp that has an acidic and tart flavor. It's an ex...

Grown naturally by our local partner farmers from Benguet. This lemon has a ripe, juicy, yellow pulp that has an acidic and tart flavor. It's an excellent source of vitamin C and antioxidants which help remove free radicals and boost health and wellbeing.

Tip: The color of the lemon is not an indicator of its ripeness. Lemons turn from green to yellow because of temperature changes and not ripeness. When picking your lemon, choose a lemon that is heavy for its size, is firm but tender, and has a smooth or glossy texture.
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    My everyday staple with warm filtered alkaline water.

    First thing in the morning. This is my wake-up routine to bring the body’s natural acidity to alkalinity.

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