105634 Mon Apr 03 11:55:15 -0700 2006 12 23 Ontario (including Toronto) 0 572619 If you're looking for them, Fruit King on the SW corner of Danforth and Logan has them, 8/$2 They probably won't last long.... Mon Apr 03 11:55:15 -0700 2006 0 jill 1 572629 Amazing price. Thanks Jill, I'm on my way there now. Mon Apr 03 13:42:38 -0700 2006 572619 0 Mila 2 572650 Meyer lemons...what makes them so special? Do they taste better than regular lemons? Mon Apr 03 19:40:17 -0700 2006 572644 0 kathleen 3 572664 Meyer lemons are thought to be a sterile hybrid of a regular Eureka lemon and a tangerine, so they are usually seedless and have a milder, sweeter flavour -- like lemon juice with a bit of tangerine juice mixed in, as you'd suspect. They seem to be the hoohah thing in the states these days, as every recipe I read from there doesn't just say "lemon" but it specifies "Meyer lemon". But they are nice, less in-your-face than a regular lemon .and at that price I could make a whole bunch of Meyer lemon bourbon sours...mmmm.... Tue Apr 04 09:09:13 -0700 2006 572650 0 TwinklyTerrapin 4 572665 does anyone know if you can freeze the juice(Don't know if I'd use 10 lemons that quickly!)but I'd love to try them. Tue Apr 04 09:32:23 -0700 2006 572664 0 mailgirl 5 572667 Citrus juice freezes really well -- that "not from concentrate" juice? It's all previously juiced and frozen and then stored until needed. I also juice a whole load of limes in season for margaritas later and have done the same with lemons for bourbon sours...I may be an alcoholic, but I'm an industrious one ;-) Tue Apr 04 09:37:47 -0700 2006 572665 0 TwinklyTerrapin 6 572670 If you want to discuss where to find Meyer Lemons in Toronto, this is the right place for it. But general discussion of the qualities and history of Meyer Lemons belongs on the General Topics board, becaust that's not specific to Toronto, and would be of interest to all hounds. If you were looking specifically for Meyer Lemon recipes, you might also post on the Home Cooking board. Any further off topic discussion on Toronto will be removed, so please do repost appropriately and finish the conversation. Feel free to post a heads up link back here so people can find your new thread easily. Link: http://chowhound.com/boards/general/general.html Tue Apr 04 09:49:09 -0700 2006 572667 2 The Chowhound Team 4 572725 Thanks for the info...I've just GOT to try them now! Tue Apr 04 19:34:52 -0700 2006 572664 0 kathleen 1 572653 They were 10 for a dollar by the time I got there just before closing... thanks for the info! There was still a good quantity left. Mon Apr 03 22:08:42 -0700 2006 572619 0 julesrules 2 572690 I just bought 10 as well... still a full, large box left. I think I'll juice them and freeze them Tue Apr 04 15:28:45 -0700 2006 572653 0 jill 1 572668 I have also seen (and purchased) Meyer Lemons and Key Limes at Fortinos here in Hamilton. So you should see them at the higher end Loblaws chain stores too... Tue Apr 04 09:46:04 -0700 2006 572619 0 Mike 1 572689 We've frequently found juicy, delicious Meyer lemons at the Longo's location on Rathburn Road in Mississauga. Don't know how long they'll continue to carry them, but at only $1.99 a pound they're a steal. Tue Apr 04 15:07:47 -0700 2006 572619 0 Marjorie 2 572782 The Longos on Goreway in Malton had them last week at a nice price - having read about them here previously, I had to buy a few, and there is indeed something special about them! Wed Apr 05 16:05:50 -0700 2006 572689 0 gimel