Dehydrated Lemon Slices for Cocktails

Dehydrated Lemon Slices for Cocktails

15 oz (5 3oz packages)
$49.00
Sale price  $49.00 Regular price 
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Dehydrated Lemon Slices for Cocktails

$49.00
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Dehydrated Lemon Slices for Cocktails

Meet Lunar Lemons, Galaxy Garnish dehydrated lemon slices for cocktails. They are bright, tart, and ready to drop in a glass the moment you need one.

Fresh lemons bruise, dry out, and spoil. Our dehydrated lemon wheels look the same in every drink. Slow drying locks in the yellow color and the lemon oils, and the slices keep for months instead of days.

Why Our Dehydrated Lemons Make a Better Cocktail Garnish

  • Bold lemon flavor and aroma. Low, slow drying removes the water and keeps the peel oils. As a slice softens in your glass, it gives off a bright, zesty scent.
  • The same look every time. No bruised or uneven hand-cut wedges. Each dried lemon wheel is thin, even, and see-through.
  • No waste. Skip the half-used lemons and sticky cutting board. One pouch lasts for months, and you use only what you need.
  • Small batch, hand-checked. Every slice is inspected in the Galaxy Garnish kitchen for good color and a clean rind.

How to Use Dehydrated Lemon Wheels

  • Cocktails: Add dried lemon slices to a Gin and Tonic, Whiskey Sour, French 75, Tom Collins, or Hot Toddy.
  • Mocktails and sodas: Drop one into sparkling water, iced tea, or craft soda for a zesty lift.
  • Beyond the bar: Use them on baked goods, or steep one in a mug of hot tea.

Best Cocktails for Dehydrated Lemon Slices

Dried lemons for cocktails work best as a garnish and a scent. A dried slice is not a source of juice. Drinks built on lemon juice still need fresh juice in the shaker.

  • Whiskey Sour: Shake with fresh lemon juice, then float one slice on top of the foam.
  • Tom Collins: Build the drink with fresh juice, then tuck a slice in beside the ice.
  • French 75: Perch a slice on the rim of the flute so the aroma meets the bubbles.
  • Gin and Tonic: Drop one slice in the glass. It softens as you sip.
  • Lemon Drop Martini: Rest a slice on the rim as a clean finish.
  • Vodka Soda: Add one slice for a bright, zesty look.
  • Hot Toddy: Steep a slice in the hot mug for a few minutes.
  • Iced tea or Arnold Palmer: Float a slice on top of the glass.

How Do You Garnish With a Dried Lemon Slice?

A dried slice is easy to place, and you can style it a few ways. Pick the one that suits the glass.

  • Float it: Lay the slice on top of the drink. It works well on sours and foamy cocktails.
  • Perch it on the rim: Make a small cut from the edge to the center, then slide it onto the glass.
  • Clip it: Use a small cocktail clip to hold it against the side of the glass.
  • Steep it: In hot drinks, let the slice sit in the liquid. It softens and gives off lemon scent.

The slices are about 2.5 to 3 inches across, so one slice covers the top of a rocks glass or a coupe. Use one per drink.

Dehydrated Lemon Slices vs. Fresh Lemon Wheels

Both can garnish a drink well. The difference comes down to prep, waste, and how long they last.

  • Look: Dried slices come out thin and even, so every glass matches. Hand-cut wheels vary from one to the next.
  • Shelf life: A fresh lemon lasts days. Sealed dried slices keep 12 to 18 months.
  • Waste: Half-used lemons get tossed. With a pouch, you take what you need and reseal it.
  • Prep time: Fresh lemons need washing, cutting, and cleanup. Dried slices go straight from the pouch to the glass.

Fresh juice still matters for sours and collinses. Use fresh lemon for the juice and a dried slice for the garnish. You get the best of both with no wasted lemons.

Dehydrated Lemon Slices for Bars and Restaurants

Bars and restaurants go through a lot of garnish. Lunar Lemons ship in a 15 oz bulk pack of five 3 oz pouches, so you can stock the line without a daily cutting board.

Every slice has the same look, which keeps drinks consistent from one bartender to the next. There is no prep, no browning, and no lemons left to spoil at close.

Need volume? See our wholesale bar garnishes page for bulk pricing and tax-exempt accounts.

More Dehydrated Citrus

Looking for more dehydrated citrus? Try our dehydrated orange slices and dehydrated lime slices, or shop the full dehydrated citrus wheels collection.

Free shipping on orders over $50. Ships within 1–2 business days. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Everything You Need to Know

  • Product: Dehydrated lemon slices for cocktails (Lunar Lemons)
  • Size: 3 oz resealable pouch, or a 15 oz bulk pack of five pouches
  • Ingredients: 100% lemons. No chemicals, no added sugar, sulfur, or preservatives.
  • Shelf life: 12 to 18 months, stored sealed in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Reseal tightly after each use.
  • Slice size: About 2.5 to 3 inches across, with an even thickness.
  • Made in: Colorado, in small batches.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dehydrated Lemons

Straight answers about Lunar Lemons: uses, storage, shelf life and bulk orders.

What do you use dehydrated lemon slices for?

Use them as a garnish in cocktails and mocktails. They also work in hot tea, sparkling water, and lemonade. You can decorate baked goods with them or add them to a charcuterie board. One pouch covers a lot of uses.

How long do dehydrated lemon slices last?

Sealed in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, they last 12 to 18 months. Reseal the pouch tightly after each use. Keeping out moisture is what protects the color and the scent.

How do you store dehydrated lemons?

Reseal the pouch tightly and keep it cool, dark, and dry. Stay away from steam and moisture, such as the area above a kettle or sink. A cabinet or pantry shelf works well.

How do you prepare dried lemon slices?

You don't need to. Use them straight from the pouch. They soften in a drink as you sip. For tea, steep a slice in hot water for a few minutes.

Can dried lemon slices replace fresh lemon in a cocktail?

They replace the wheel or wedge you use as garnish. They don't replace fresh juice. A Whiskey Sour or Tom Collins still needs fresh lemon juice, with a dried slice added on top.

Are dried lemons good for you?

They are only lemons with the water removed and nothing added. We sell them as a garnish and flavoring, and we make no health claims. For diet advice, talk to a doctor or dietitian.

Can I make dehydrated lemon slices at home?

Yes. Slice lemons evenly, then dry them at low heat in a dehydrator or a low oven for several hours until crisp. The process takes time and results vary. Buying gives you even slices without the work.

How do you slice a lemon for a cocktail?

Use a sharp knife. Cut even rounds about 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick for wheels, or cut wedges and twists. A dried slice skips the cutting, so it saves time.

Are your dehydrated lemon slices sweetened?

No. They are 100% lemons with no added sugar, sulfur, or preservatives.

Do you sell dehydrated lemon slices in bulk?

Yes. We sell a 15 oz bulk pack of five pouches. Bars and restaurants can also use our wholesale page for bulk pricing and tax-exempt accounts.

Everything You Need to Know
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Product: Dehydrated citrus wheels (orange, lemon, lime)

Size: 3 oz resealable pouch, or a 15 oz bulk pack of five pouches

Ingredients: 100% citrus. No added sugar, sulfur, or preservatives.

Shelf life: 12 to 18 months, stored sealed in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.

Slice size: About 2.5 to 3 inches across, with an even thickness.

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Bars, restaurants, and hotels use Galaxy Garnish dehydrated citrus wheels for their steady quality and clean look.

  • Consistent size and thickness every time
  • 12 to 18 month shelf life, so nothing goes to waste
  • Ready to use straight from the bag
  • Small-batch made in Colorado
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Need volume? See our wholesale bar garnishes page for bulk pricing and tax-exempt accounts.

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Free shipping on orders over $50. Ships within 1–2 business days. Satisfaction guaranteed.

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