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Frequently asked questions

  • Where can I buy kaffir lime leaves near me?

    Kaffir lime leaves, also called makrut lime leaves, are sold online at Weee!, including Makrut Herb (Kaffir Lime Leaves), Makrut Lime leaves and Nirav Dry Kaffir Lime Leaves. Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options.

  • Why are kaffir lime leaves also called makrut lime leaves?

    Makrut is the Thai name for the lime, and many cooks and stores now use it in place of kaffir. Both names refer to the same leaves, so they can be used interchangeably in recipes.

  • Can I eat kaffir lime leaves?

    Kaffir lime leaves are edible when finely sliced, but whole leaves are tough and are normally taken out before eating. They are mainly used to flavor, not to eat as a vegetable.

  • How should I store kaffir lime leaves?

    Store fresh leaves in a sealed bag or container in the refrigerator, or freeze them, which keeps their aroma. Keep dried leaves in a sealed container in a cool, dry place.

  • What are kaffir lime leaves?

    Kaffir lime leaves are the fragrant, glossy double leaves of the makrut lime tree (Citrus hystrix). They give Southeast Asian dishes a strong citrus and floral aroma.

  • How do I use kaffir lime leaves?

    Add whole leaves to soups and curries and remove them before eating, or remove the center rib and slice the leaves very thinly for salads, fish cakes and curry pastes. Tearing the leaf releases more fragrance.

  • What can I use instead of kaffir lime leaves?

    Lime zest, or a mix of lime zest and a little lemon zest, is the closest substitute, though it lacks the leaf's floral aroma. Regular lime leaves are not the same, and limes themselves taste different.