How much does lemon extract cost?
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Lemon extract costs about $2.40 per tablespoon at typical US grocery prices, or about $0.80 per teaspoon and $4.80 per fluid ounce.
Cost of lemon extract in a recipe
What the amounts recipes usually call for cost at $2.40 per tablespoon.
| Amount | Cost |
|---|---|
| 1 tsp | $0.80 |
| 1 tbsp | $2.40 |
| 2 tbsp | $4.80 |
Price your own recipe
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Where this price comes from
This is the default price the CrumbCounts catalog uses for lemon extract: a typical US supermarket shelf price for a standard package, converted to a price per tablespoon. It is an estimate, not a measured average. Brand, store, region and package size all change what you pay, so your own receipts are the most accurate source. Conversions between cups and weight use standard baking densities.
Frequently asked questions
How much does 1 tbsp of lemon extract cost?
About $2.40, at a typical price of $2.40 per tablespoon. 1 tsp is about $0.80 and 2 tbsp is about $4.80.
How do I work out the cost of lemon extract in a recipe?
Convert the amount the recipe uses into the unit you buy it in, then multiply by the price. At $2.40 per tablespoon, use your own receipt price if it differs: the free CrumbCounts calculator does the unit conversion for you.
More extracts prices
- Almond Extract $2.80 per tablespoon
- Peppermint Extract $2.60 per tablespoon
- Vanilla Extract $2.50 per tablespoon