In a grocery store, you can find lemon juice in the frozen foods or in the produce section. Also, check the aisle with juices (like cranberry juice).
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Tip! Bottled lemon and lime juice contain sulfites. If you or family members have a sulfite sensitivity or allergy, use citric acid or vinegar or substitute frozen lemon juice (not lemonade). - HealthyCanning.com
Check out 9 ideas to use leftover fresh lemon juice shared by Mother Nature Network.