Lemons

jaschen , 10 months ago

Before you guys get too upset, that is not lemons. It’s a Yuzu fruit that is very common in Asia. It’s not as intense as lemons and very sweet.

Parents in Asia love putting it on their kids heads for some reason.

A_Chilean_Cyborg , 10 months ago

you succesfully stop my rage.

altima_neo , 10 months ago

I was gonna say, lemons are nowhere near that large.

Owljfien , 10 months ago

I don’t know why, but I have a yuzu tree in my backyard in Australia, I’m renting

jaschen , 10 months ago

I love Yuzu fruit. The secret to the fruit is after picking the fruit to let it sit off the tree for a few days(or more) before you crack it open. For some reason it’s just sweeter when you do this. I have one sitting in my kitchen at this moment.

FlaminGoku , 10 months ago

Yeah, definitely don’t put citrus on cats heads

vreraan , 10 months ago

Knowing my cat would be insta-killed with stuff like this

MrGerrit , 10 months ago

“I’m going to cut you in your sleep, Harold! You fucking nerd!”

evanuggetpi , 10 months ago

Yeah that’s terrible. Cats hate the smell of citrus.

Yuki , 10 months ago

I do too

pennomi , 10 months ago

Are you by any chance a cat?

Yuki , 10 months ago

Meow?

Snyggedi , 10 months ago

Cute n stuff but cats hate lemon oil

Comment105 , 10 months ago

Not just that.

Upon Googling “can cats eat lemon”:

The answer is a firm no. Lemons and other citrus fruits can harm your feline friend because they contain toxic compounds that are poisonous to most domestic pets. These toxins are present not only in lemon fruits but also in lemon trees, so pet owners who are also lemon tree gardeners should exercise caution.

( Source: minnetonkaorchards.com/can-cats-eat-lemons/ )

I just copied the first example, but the results page is full of warnings. One claimed it’s fine for a cat to lick them, but I wouldn’t want to expose a cat to lemon anyways. Not as food, or toy, or headwear.