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It's a curious experience to find fresh citrus fruit neatly packaged inside a sturdy cardboard box. This quirky invention is sure to spark your curiosity. Is it a prank? A work of art? Or simply a clever way to transport lemons? You'll have to open the box to find out. Inside every container a zesty orb of sunshine. The lemon is ready to eat.