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Hi Don,

On 11.1.2015 г. 19:38, Don Y wrote:
> Hi Dimiter,
>
> On 1/10/2015 6:53 PM, Dimiter_Popoff wrote:
>>> I use a lot of lemon juice in my tea.  I think I've already consumed
>>> more
>>> than a quart (~liter) -- a tablespoon (15ml) at a time -- of it in
>>> the few
>>> weeks since I juiced them!
>>
>> Oh you are lucky we live at the other side of the globe, I would have
>> insisted on a lemonade party were we somewhat closer :D .
>
> I've never made lemonade.  Besides its use in tea, I use the lemons
> in some baked goods (juice and zest) and lemon sherbet.  There are
> never "enough" on the tree to satisfy our needs over the course of
> a full year (we freeze the juice to preserve it beyond the immediate
> time when the fruit are harvested).  Poor tree is confused, this year.
> I see a few score fruit have already started to develop (shouldn't
> happen until Spring -- so, they'll be "lost")
>
> Equally disproportionate need for the oranges.  We've planted different
> varieties (for different purposes) to ensure the crops come due at
> different
> times (though all are "winter fruit").
>
> The *limes*, OTOH, are overly abundant -- easily 400 "lemon sized" fruit
> on a single tree -- and there's only so much you can use fresh lime, lime
> juice, etc. *for*!

Oh come on we'd figure out how to make lemonade for the sake of a
good lemonade party, consider yourself lucky I am not close enough to
insist. We might come up with something innovative enough to put
coke under pressure on the market - or to put us in trouble for
causing food poisoning.... :D :D .

Limes or lemons would make no difference to me, I had to look the
difference up. I would have called a lime a "green lemon", I suspect
this is what they are called in Bulgarian (but I don't really know).

Dimiter