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I just learned that lemonade in the US isn't carbonated?????
- Thread starter Odesu
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I've never really thought about it, but I guess you'd have to specify sparkling lemonade and just make it more concentrated before adding in some carbonated water.
The real crime is when you order an iced tea and get the cruel prank of cold unsweetened tea.
The real crime is when you order an iced tea and get the cruel prank of cold unsweetened tea.
It's a fruit flavoured liquid you add water to for fruit flavoured drinks. America has a similar thing but also a much more common powder added to water instead.
Oh weird. Sounds sweet.
Why would you want to destroy lemonade with carbonation? Your just another Manzanita Sol Apple soda at that point.
Sometimes at work we get carbonated lemonade of some sort in the vending machine. It's really good. I would probably get sick of it really quickly if it was always available, though. I already get sick of regular lemonade after a glass or two a week. Too much sugar.
Where I live lemonade is a mix of a little bit of fruit syrup and a bunch of water.
Everything carbonated (including non-carbonated derivatives) is called a soft drink.
Everything carbonated (including non-carbonated derivatives) is called a soft drink.
I miss him so much
That he fucking died on April Fool's so everyone kept hoping all day it was a prank
Fuuuck
Dude was the perfect comedian
Sprite isn't the same as UK Fizzy Lemonade. You make someone a Shandy using Sprite and they'll spit in your face.
Sprite isn't lemonade it's lemon lime and artifical versions at that
It's very nice actually and overall while most are pretty bad sugar wise, I buy and drink one type daily which has no added sugar and is like 0.07% of daily sugar intake per glass or something like that. Tastes good and isn't overall sugary to fuck my entire body up. Normal brand name versions have insane sugar though haha.
My favorite lemonades tend to be the ones fresh squeezed with pulpy bits in them.
So now I'm trying to envision carbonated lemonade with pulp and I don't think I enjoy the thought.
So now I'm trying to envision carbonated lemonade with pulp and I don't think I enjoy the thought.
My childhood rec center had like 6 courts... and that's Canada... I doubt your statement
Shocker when you realize that whole swaths of non-English speakers use Lemonade or etymological adjacent words to refer to most sweet, sugary, water based, cold drinks that aren't pure fruitjuice.
Squash? Lemonade
Sprite? Lemonade
Coca-Cola? Lemonade
No, really.
Squash? Lemonade
Sprite? Lemonade
Coca-Cola? Lemonade
No, really.
Unsweetened iced tea is the best. Sweetened is like dumping a cup of sugar down your gullet.
Canadians and Southerners are wrong.
This stuff is fucking fowl lol.
Also yeah, carbonated lemonade is proper lemonade, america is dumb and just drinks lemon juice.
This. My eyes widened as I read the OP. I've had carbonated lemonade but I thought it was just a novelty. Like "Hard" Limonade has liquor in it.
yeah this is what i was going to say
i don't think i've ever seen a plain lemon soda before
Strange. I grew up in Europe, and never knew this. I thought lemonade was an un-carbonated drink everywhere. So people in UK and Australia don't make lemonade at home by squeezing lemons? That's one of the nicest, most refreshing drinks you can easily make at home :\
Pink lemonade, but they don't show pink lemons. At least show the correct fruit.the common lemonade drinks in the US
Fucking bizarre, had no idea about carbonated lemonade. Arnold Palmer is my favorite drink and I'll be dammed if it's carbonated.
Can't recommend it enough but make you get it from a Bodega in New York it's the only places that have the receipe with the right vibes
I've never considered Sprite a lemonade in my 36 years on this planet. It's entirely a different thing.
