From a historical point of view, the origin of the lime can be traced back to those countries characterized by a tropical climate, where the citrus fruit itself grows better, as in the case of Malaysia or India: from these places, the same citrus fruits then came sent mainly to the UK. Salted limes, due to their strong and pleasantly sour taste, are suitable for giving an extra touch of flavor to preparations characterized by not too strong flavours, as may be the case with certain meats, fish or even vegetables.