Great Value Lime 100% Juice, 15 fl oz (Shelf Stable)

I've used this brand before, and liked it. Use it to add some flavor to bottled water (provides more quenching to thirst with some flavor and tartness), and when making pico de gallo. Tastes just as good as the name brand, and the price is a lot lower. This stays on my grocery wish list.

i use this lime juice like fresh, that is in ramen noodle bowls, with a sliced egg, cooked Shrimp, and Saracha sauce i love the spicy. its good with crawfish tails and vegitables that are freshly steamed and have butter melted over them, then lime juice.

i don't like water -- hot OR cold. nasty taste, no matter where. but lemon or lime doesn't take that nasty taste away enough for me. i boil water, make green tea, and put in three drops of this. VERY nice. in the desert, it's impossible to get good juicy lemons and limes, so this fits the bill for me.

I love crystal hot sauce. I actually got turned onto it by my husband.i love crystal hot sauce. I actually got turned onto it by my eyes. It adds a zest to eggs and lots of other things. I like it better than Tabasco. I think Tabasco is a little too hot for me.. It adds a zest to eggs and lots of other things. I like it better than Tabasco. I think Tabasco is a little too hot for me.

I use it to make homemade electrolyte drinks. A bit of pink sea salt %26 a touch of organic honey, mmmm good!

Best price on Great Value lime juice, and I can tell no difference in quality between the name brand and Walmart brand - in fact the only time I buy the name brand is when the Great Value brand is not available. Excellent quality at a savings!

I purchased this great value 100% lime juice for baking purposes. It's a great size bottle for the price. The baked goods came out great but I noticed that this lime juice is slightly less tart than other brands.

This stuff is absolutely perfect to make fresh limeade at home! Just add to a gallon of water and some sugar to your liking and it makes the absolute best summer drink ever!

This product contains sodium benzoate and sodium metabisulfite. One of these ingredients is derived from a petroleum product, toluene. It can help with the products longevity. However, I like less ingredients in my lime juice. Maybe just lime juice.

I'm originally from a state that boils down lime juice, reducing the amount of water, thereby increasing the real ingredient (by volume) responsible for the lime taste.