What Is a Meyer Lemon? And How Is it Different from a Regular Lemon?

If you've ever seen Meyer lemons on grocery store shelves during the winter months, you may have wondered if you can use them interchangeably with regular lemons. In this article we’ll take you through everything you need to know about using, buying, and storing Meyer lemons.

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