Ed Kawczynski - did you forget to count the 11 that you put in the juicer? (c:
Lisa - I totally could have used these today, I made a triple batch of http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/lemon-poppy-seed-cookies.
You should try that recipe, delicious.
And I'm local, so I totally would have come by for some!
You can also give some away on www.freecycle.org.
Good luck!
Heather - What!?! I never win anything! And its really not the prize that is as fun as just the winning itself. I hardly ever enter blog giveaways but this was so random I just had to do it. :) I had to go back through the comments to see if I was the Heather because I couldn't remember what I guessed. :)
Anna Rebecca - Oh my gosh! I even counted all the ones I could see, and I tried to do some calculating.....and that's why I'm not an Engineer.
Tira J - Wow, now that's a lemon tree. When I told David how many there were, he said, "WHAT, are you kidding me? No Way" He was the one who guessed 311. Oh, and I like options 2 & 3.
Michelle - Congratulations girls!!! That IS a lot of lemons! I thought I was way off with my guess of 465!! I can't believe how close I got! I guess I'll have to settle for some lemonade Melissa! ;) Thanks for the fun contest!
Cristi - Oh Melissa, you are hilarious! I can't believe you counted 476 lemons!
ShellyO - You could have a Lemon:Aid stand (http://www.bloodwatermission.com/lemonaid.php)
Heather Corporan - WHOA!!! And i thought my 389 was erring on the high side! That's a boatload o lemons! And no free stuff needed, I love love your blog : ) But I had to at least try since I once won a contest at work with beads or something to that effect in a jar. I think I was only off by 2-3 beads. Man was I off this time - by almost 100! lol It sure was fun guessing though!
Janet McK - In addition to freezing the juice, you could bottle lemon simple syrup. lemon bars. lemon meringue pie. lemon scones...