use lemon juice
Almost all sherbet recipes call for a citrus fruit or citrus juice. The only one I could Google that didn't was the Vitamix peach soy sherbet (soy milk, peach, honey or sweetener, vanilla extract) but peach has more citric acid than orange. Hershey's chocolate-banana sherbet takes its citric acid from pineapple juice (banana, pineapple juice, chocolate chips, sugar, milk).
To extract juice from a lemon without a juicer, you can roll the lemon on a hard surface to soften it, then cut it in half and use a fork to twist and press the lemon to release the juice. Alternatively, you can use a citrus reamer or simply squeeze the lemon with your hands.
Because a lemon is a citrus and an apple is not.....
Lemonade, Limeade, Orange juice and Grapefruit juice.
lemon juice
yes, because the citrus from the lemon juice acts as a sealent for any type of fruit
I would guess Vitamin C, given that lemon is a citrus fruit.
Any citrus fruit juice can do,besides orange juice.
Transitioning from lemon zest to lemon juice can enhance the flavor of your dish by providing a more concentrated and tangy citrus flavor. Lemon juice adds a bright and acidic element that can elevate the overall taste of your dish, while lemon zest offers a more subtle and aromatic citrus essence. By using lemon juice, you can achieve a stronger and more pronounced lemon flavor in your cooking.
Because it is a citrus fruit, therefore it has citric acid in it.
Lemon, orange, grapefruit, satsuma or any other citrus fruit