The most expensive lemon in the world, what is the selling price in Vietnam?

Published 2024년 5월 27일

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The article introduces the finger lemon, also known as the fish roe lemon, the world's most expensive lemon, selling for up to 3 million VND/kg. Originating from Australia, this lemon is favored by chefs due to its unique shape and flesh, resembling fish roe. However, it is difficult to grow and requires specific conditions. The tree can yield a maximum of 1.5kg of fruit. The article also highlights the potential scam of selling non-finger lemon trees as such, advising consumers to buy from reputable sources and preferably, those with bearing trees.
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This type of lemon has been chosen by people in our country to grow economically, selling for up to 3 million VND/kg. Finger lemons, also known as fish roe lemons, are famous for their expensive price; they are considered the most expensive lemons in the world. They are often favored by famous chefs. This imported fruit is not easy to find in supermarkets and markets. They are often used by chefs at many Michelin-starred restaurants around the world. This lemon originates from Australia, growing in tropical or subtropical lowland coastal forests. Finger limes are special in both shape and flesh. From the outside, this lemon resembles a finger. As for the intestines, the lemon cloves are different, they look very beautiful like fish eggs. Therefore, finger limes are also known as caviar in the world of fruits. Mature lemon trees are about 2-7 m tall. The leaves are small, 1-6 cm long and 3-25 mm wide, smooth, with a notched tip and folded towards the tip. Flowers are white with ...

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