What are the fibrous bits of fruit flesh in some orange juice called?
AnswerPulp
Pulp is the juice-sac flesh of the fruit; zest and rind come from the peel.
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AnswerPulp
Pulp is the juice-sac flesh of the fruit; zest and rind come from the peel.
AnswerLemon
Lemonade is made from lemon juice, water and sugar.
AnswerWater
Most of the water is evaporated for shipping, then added back before the juice is packaged.
AnswerCitric acid
Citrus fruits are rich in citric acid; acetic acid is what makes vinegar sour.
AnswerScurvy
Scurvy is caused by a lack of vitamin C, which citrus juice supplies.
AnswerAbout 2
Lemon juice is strongly acidic, with a pH of about 2 to 2.6.
AnswerPomelo
Grapefruit originated in Barbados as a cross between the sweet orange and the pomelo.