Dehydrated Lemon Slices
- Regular price
- $15.00 USD
Dried lemon slices for a ready-to-use citrus garnish. Add a slice to a drink, use it to finish a dessert or let it infuse a warm cup of tea—an easy way to keep a little lemon on hand.
A dried lemon wheel makes a drink look considered in a second. Blue Henry is a small, woman-owned company, and these slices are as good in a cup of tea as on top of a cake.
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- Maker / Brand
- Blue Henry
- Category
- Cocktail Garnish
Rogério Callegari, Founder
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A closer look.
Dried lemon slices for a ready-to-use citrus garnish. Add a slice to a drink, use it to finish a dessert or let it infuse a warm cup of tea—an easy way to keep a little lemon on hand.
About Blue Henry
Blue Henry is a small, woman-owned company in Capitol Heights, Maryland, founded by Adrienne Walker, a former FDA executive who wanted a bar garnish that looked and tasted like real fruit. The slices are cut thin at ripeness and dehydrated whole, with nothing added: no sugar, no sulfites, no color. The company is named for her rescue beagle, Henry, and supports pet rescues.
How to enjoy
- Garnish cocktails, tea and sparkling water
- Use in baking, marinades and savory cooking
- Add to cheese boards or dessert presentation
Details
- Net weight: 3 oz
- One box; at least 30 slices. Slice size and count can vary.
- Made in the United States
Ingredients
Dried lemon.
Questions
Why dried rather than fresh? No waste, no browning, and the slice floats on a drink instead of sinking. The flavor comes through as the slice rehydrates.
How long do they keep? Sealed in a cool, dry cupboard, many months; keep the box closed between uses.
Beyond the glass? Steep one in hot water for a lemon tea, drop two into a roasting pan with chicken, or lay them on a cheese board.
Pairs with
Dehydrated lime wheels and pear slices to complete the bar; Nina’s Marie-Antoinette tea for the cup. More for the table and kitchen.
Lello’s Point of View
Why we chose it. Fresh lemon is wonderful until you need one perfect wheel and discover the lemon in the drawer has given up. These give the bar a real-fruit garnish that is always ready.
What it makes better. No slicing, browning or throwing away half a lemon after one drink. The dried wheel floats beautifully and slowly releases citrus as it rehydrates.
How we would use it. Drop one into a gin drink, sparkling water or hot tea; scatter a few on a cheese board when the color needs lifting. Keep the box closed and the garnish problem is solved for months.
Who will love it. Home bartenders, frequent hosts and anyone who cares how a drink looks but does not want fresh garnish prep every time someone asks for one.
Why it earns its place. At least 30 American-made slices with one ingredient—lemon—and nothing added give you consistency, low waste and a surprisingly useful pantry backup.
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Dehydrated Lemon Slices
