We've prepared a delicious preserve for you with Sakiz Artichokes and Karaburun lemons, geographically indicated products from the Urla region. We used only lemon juice to prevent the artichokes from turning brown before they are mixed with the brine. We also prepared our brine with only lemon juice and salt. This way, we have a completely natural and additive-free product.
THERE ARE 8-9 LARGE ARTICHOKE HANDMADE IN A 660cc JAR.

Why We Don't Use Citric Acid in Our Products:
Citric acid, commonly known as citric acid, is a colorless, crystalline organic compound. It is one of the primary organic acids naturally found in most fruits and vegetables. This acid, which gives fruits and vegetables their sour taste, is named citric acid because it is found especially in citrus fruits (citrus). It is one of the most widely used additives in the food industry.
Until the 20th century, citric acid was obtained naturally from the juices of citrus fruits, especially lemons. However, because obtaining it from these fruits was expensive, it was later produced synthetically from sugar beet molasses. Citric acid is obtained from the sugar in the molasses through fermentation with the help of microorganisms such as yeasts and bacteria.
Citric acid is a misnomer it's actually an acid, not a salt. Citric acid is commonly known as a natural substance derived from lemons. However, the chemical called citric acid is derived from sugar, not lemons. Citric acid, with the E code (E330), is an additive widely used as a sweetener and preservative in the food industry. It is used as a preservative and shelf-life extender in prepared foods.