Round Lime Native Citrus (QLD Only)
The Round Lime Native Citrus is typically a variety of citrus that is either native or grown in specific regions, valued for its fresh, tangy flavor and versatility in culinary applications. Here's a breakdown of the general characteristics and product details of a citrus variety like this:
General Characteristics:
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Scientific Name: Citrus australis (assuming it’s an Australian native lime)
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Shape: Round, small to medium-sized, somewhat like a traditional lime.
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Flavour: Tangy and acidic, with a zesty, citrusy aroma.
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Colour: Bright green when unripe, turning yellow or pale green when ripe.
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Skin: Thin and smooth to slightly rough texture.
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Uses: Often used in marinades, dressings, beverages, and as a garnish due to its refreshing flavor.
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Availability: Usually seasonal, depending on the region.
Nutritional Information (per 100g, approximated):
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Calories: 30-35 kcal
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Vitamin C: High in Vitamin C, boosting immunity.
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Carbohydrates: 7-9g
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Sugar: 1-2g
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Fiber: 1-2g
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Fats: 0g
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Protein: 0.5-1g
Common Applications:
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Culinary: Fresh lime juice is commonly used in cooking, sauces, and dressings.
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Drinks: Often used in cocktails like margaritas, limeades, and sodas.
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Desserts: Zests are used in cakes, tarts, and pies.
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Medicinal: Known for its antioxidant properties due to the high Vitamin C content.
Storage:
- Best stored in a cool, dry place. Refrigeration can extend the shelf life, keeping it fresh for up to two weeks.
Original: $49.91
-65%$49.91
$17.47

Description
The Round Lime Native Citrus is typically a variety of citrus that is either native or grown in specific regions, valued for its fresh, tangy flavor and versatility in culinary applications. Here's a breakdown of the general characteristics and product details of a citrus variety like this:
General Characteristics:
-
Scientific Name: Citrus australis (assuming it’s an Australian native lime)
-
Shape: Round, small to medium-sized, somewhat like a traditional lime.
-
Flavour: Tangy and acidic, with a zesty, citrusy aroma.
-
Colour: Bright green when unripe, turning yellow or pale green when ripe.
-
Skin: Thin and smooth to slightly rough texture.
-
Uses: Often used in marinades, dressings, beverages, and as a garnish due to its refreshing flavor.
-
Availability: Usually seasonal, depending on the region.
Nutritional Information (per 100g, approximated):
-
Calories: 30-35 kcal
-
Vitamin C: High in Vitamin C, boosting immunity.
-
Carbohydrates: 7-9g
-
Sugar: 1-2g
-
Fiber: 1-2g
-
Fats: 0g
-
Protein: 0.5-1g
Common Applications:
-
Culinary: Fresh lime juice is commonly used in cooking, sauces, and dressings.
-
Drinks: Often used in cocktails like margaritas, limeades, and sodas.
-
Desserts: Zests are used in cakes, tarts, and pies.
-
Medicinal: Known for its antioxidant properties due to the high Vitamin C content.
Storage:
- Best stored in a cool, dry place. Refrigeration can extend the shelf life, keeping it fresh for up to two weeks.























