Lemon Juice (i tried)
Yes, immersing cut fruit in a water solution, such as lemon juice or saltwater, can help prevent browning due to oxidation. The acidic nature of these solutions helps slow down the enzymatic browning process.
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h2o,asid No. Lemon juice is not on the periodic table of elements. It comes from fruit concentrate and is diluted with water. Water is not an element. Look on the lemon juice label to see the ingredients.
Lemon juice, because browning is caused by oxygen in the air. The citric acid is an anti-oxidant. Dipping apple slices in a solution of one or two tablespoons of lemon juice in a quart of water will usually prevent the slices from browning. (Metric : 15 to 30 ml per liter)
Yes indeed. The acid from the lemon juice prevents oxidation in fruits. If the extra tartness of the lemon juice doesn't do it for you, you can also dilute orange juice to get the same properties. Just mix 1/4 cup juice to cup of water. It won't change the flavor of the apples...or bananas for that matter! Bananas make a surprising addition to fruit salad if they are treated with the orange juice mixture.
Plain lemon juice is a fruit juice, albeit rather acidic like grapefruit juice. It does not count as water. Sucking on lemons can actually deteriorate the enamel of ones teeth. The benefits are very similar to grapefruit juice.
If you put lemon juice in the water it will prevent the browning.
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If you are working with fresh fruit and would like to keep it from turning brown, place it in an acidic water bath. That is one-quarter cup of apple cider vinegar or one-quarter cup of lemon juice per quart of water. Mix it together, and as you are slicing your fruit, add it to the water bath. It will keep everything from turning brown.
Yes! Lemon juice can be used in hot water. Lemon juice can be used for cooking & drinking!
a tightly sealed plastic baggie should do the trick for a day or so