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Cooking & Baking

Warpy

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6. I know, and I'll pay it because I don't use that many of them

Reply to skepticscott (Reply #5)

Sun Mar 30, 2014, 04:53 PM

Mar 2014

I just feel sorry for folks in Mexico who depend on them for a lot of their seasoning who can't find them at all.

I might even have to spring for one of those plastic "from concentrate" squeeze bottles.

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Is the Lime an Endangered Species? [View all] elleng Mar 2014 OP

I've noticed the price in the supermarket jumping up Warpy Mar 2014 #1

Not long ago skepticscott Mar 2014 #5

I know, and I'll pay it because I don't use that many of them Warpy Mar 2014 #6

Maybe for cooking skepticscott Mar 2014 #8

I'm in Mexico and there is no shortage of limes here. cbayer Mar 2014 #12

“A margarita has to be made with lime juice" Major Nikon Mar 2014 #2

i'll have to check the price when i go to the store next fizzgig Mar 2014 #3

Lol! There is such an abundance of limes here. cbayer Mar 2014 #4

Those are key limes and they're much better for drinks Warpy Mar 2014 #7

It's pretty much the only kind of lime you can get here in Mexico cbayer Mar 2014 #9

Here you go Warpy Mar 2014 #10

Link doesn't work for me. cbayer Mar 2014 #11

Lime trees are plentiful around town here, so I'm clueless on the commercial situation. pinto Mar 2014 #13