Top 5 products for Kaffir Lime
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I bought them just to make green chili salt. There were quite a lot of leaves, but most were old, and some were yellow, but it wasn't significant. They were fragrant.
Good packaging i love it
More cooking and more eating
The lemons are plentiful and fresh green.
The leaves are still fresh! Worth every penny!
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The lime leaves are very fresh.
So fresh! It smells so good!
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Minced pork salad topped with chopped kaffir lime leaves.
This is so hard to find! Thank you, Wee!
Kaffir Lime Leaves. If you have extra, these freeze beautifully in a ziplock bag for months!
Great quality, exactly what I was looking for
Fresh as always! I will use these for duck curry today.
I've bought this multiple times. I really love its unique aroma; stir-fried with cowpeas and mung bean sprouts, it's a perfect replica of the Urab Sayur salad I had in Bali.
Very and smell so good
Good Makrut lime leaves. I have repurchased many times.
good quality!
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The recording method isn't new, but it's usable.
This is my first time buying from you, and I think it's pretty good!
The basil is very fragrant, fresh, and carefully packaged.
There's too little vegetables, it doesn't look like the picture.
Thai basil is good for everything you cook.
The vegetables are fresh and very fragrant.
Chicken with Basil. We love the strong fragrance of the Basil.
Fresh, clean, and fragrant basil.
Fresh but Just be aware it’s not that much
Very fresh, but a little too little!
Popular recipes
Kaffir Lime Rice in Rice Cooker
A simple yet flavorsome dish that highlights the citrusy aroma of kaffir lime infused with jasmine rice, soy sauce, and ginger. It’s ideal for a quick, delicious meal.
Instant Pot Kaffir Lime Chicken
Savor the succulent flavors of chicken with the exotic taste of , lemongrass, ginger and chili. Best paired with jasmine rice and made effortlessly in an Instant Pot!
Stir-fried Kaffir Lime Shrimp
Indulge in the fresh, zesty flavor of combined with the rich taste of shrimps, rounded off with the heat of chili and the umami taste of soy sauce. Perfectly done in a stir fry pan for that added crisp!
Kaffir Lime Pad Thai
A twist on the classic Pad Thai, this recipe uses for a tangy, unforgettable flavor. Tofu, rice noodles, and peanuts round out this delightful dish.
Kaffir Lime Curry
Rich, creamy, and bursting with flavor, this recipe combines the unique taste of with the comforting warmth of coconut milk and a kick of chili paste.
Frequently asked questions
What is Kaffir Lime?
Kaffir lime is a type of Indonesian citrus fruit. Its leaves and rind are commonly used in Southeast Asian cuisines and its oil in beautifying products.
What is the nutritional content of Kaffir Lime?
Kaffir limes are a potent source of antioxidants and beneficial plant compounds, including citronellol and limonene. They're also rich in Vitamin C.
Is Kaffir Lime same as regular lime?
No, Kaffir Lime is not the same as regular lime. They differ in taste, look, and how they are used in recipes.
Can you substitute regular lime for Kaffir Lime?
While regular lime zest can be used as a substitute for Kaffir Lime, it will not provide the exact flavor.
What is the shelf life of Kaffir Lime?
Fresh Kaffir Lime can last for about two weeks in the refrigerator. Dried leaves can last for up to 2 years.
Can you freeze Kaffir Lime leaves?
Yes, you can freeze Kaffir Lime leaves. They will retain their aroma and flavor for several months.
Can I use Kaffir Lime in making tea?
Absolutely! Kaffir Lime leaves can make a refreshing and tangy tea.
What is Kaffir Lime called in other languages?
In Thai language, it is known as 'Makrut'. In Malaysia, it is referred to as 'Lime Kaffir'.
What does Kaffir Lime taste like?
Kaffir Lime leaves and zest have a strong, vibrant lime flavor with a hint of bitterness and an aromatic feel.
How do you use Kaffir Lime in cooking?
Kaffir Lime leaves can be used whole in soups and curries, or finely chopped in stir-fries. The zest can be used to add a tangy flavor.
Can I eat the Kaffir Lime fruit?
The Kaffir Lime fruit is not typically eaten because it is very sour and has very little juice, but its zest can be used in cooking.
What are the health benefits of Kaffir Lime?
Kaffir Lime is believed to boost skin health, oral hygiene, digestion, and the immune system.
Can I grow Kaffir Lime in my home?
Yes, Kaffir Lime can be grown as a houseplant, but requires a lot of light and a fairly warm environment.
Are curry leaves the same as Kaffir Lime leaves?
No, curry leaves and Kaffir Lime leaves are not the same and they have distinct flavors.
Can I use dried Kaffir Lime leaves instead of fresh ones?
Yes, but bear in mind that dried Kaffir Lime leaves have less flavor than fresh ones.
Where can I buy Kaffir Lime?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
I bought them just to make green chili salt. There were quite a lot of leaves, but most were old, and some were yellow, but it wasn't significant. They were fragrant.
Good packaging i love it
More cooking and more eating
The lemons are plentiful and fresh green.
The leaves are still fresh! Worth every penny!
Good good Good Good good good good good good good Good good Good Good good good good good good Good good Good good Good Good good good good good good good Good good good good good good good
The good I buy a lot
The lime leaves are very fresh.
So fresh! It smells so good!
good......
The recording method isn't new, but it's usable.
This is my first time buying from you, and I think it's pretty good!
The basil is very fragrant, fresh, and carefully packaged.
There's too little vegetables, it doesn't look like the picture.
Thai basil is good for everything you cook.
The vegetables are fresh and very fragrant.
Chicken with Basil. We love the strong fragrance of the Basil.
Fresh, clean, and fragrant basil.
Fresh but Just be aware it’s not that much
Very fresh, but a little too little!



















