BoyajianPure Lemon Oil, 3.4 Fluid Ounce

Yummy for my tummy in recipes and great for perfume!You can use this lemon oil for baking, meringues, and cooking (my current favorite is unsweetened coconut milk, fresh garlic, and lemon oil to marinate and slowly cook white chicken breast).Additionally, you can add this to your favorite oils for massaging, any beauty treatments, and for candle making! Woohoo! 🥳I store in the refrigerator and it lasts forever. A little goes along way.Great value, quality and freshness!Thank you for a quality product.

The lemon oil isexcellent for baking. I use it in my lemon pound cake.

Smells delicious, tastes delicious, and clearly is high-quality. Will purchase again.

Use very little in place of orange zest. I can't tell the difference. I use the lemon oil as well. Remember less is more for these oils.

I purchased this oil primarily for baking and crafting. As far as I can tell, this is indeed pure lemon essential oil. It smells great.

Deepens lemon flavor without ang bitterness.

...But in a good way. I bought this with the intention of using it as a cat repellent on furniture; most cats do not like the smell of citrus oils. Ours, however, don't seem to particularly care, so it was not as effective as hoped.Orange oil is also good for wood, both cleaning and helping to preserve it by replenishing natural oils in the wood. So now we're up to two good uses.But where it'll really startle you is if you add just a couple of drops of this pure orange oil to your coffee. ...Hey, where'd the rest of the pot go? Yes, it's that good. Coffee and orange are synergistic flavors — at least, that's the opinion of every set of coffee-liking taste buds in this household. And buying pure orange oil like this is much more cost-effective than buying orange extract from the baking section of your grocery store. But note what I'm saying here — *A FEW DROPS*. Pour in a splash like you would with orange extract, and you just might find your sinuses wanting to part company with your nasal cavity.So hey, three uses! It's a furniture cleaner and preservative! It's a pet repellent! It's a coffee additive! And as if that's not cool enough yet, it shares a name with Tabitha Boyajian, whom you might have heard of in context with "Tabby's Star". Yes, that's right, *that* Tabby Boyajian....Four? Do I hear four? C'mon, work with me here.Two Technical Thug thumbs up. Thanks, Boyajian.

This is a lovely, intense lime oil - great for baking. I don’t think I’d use it in cooking.