Lemonade | Classic Southern Recipe | Faye Thompson | @southerncooking

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Classic Southern Lemonade
by Faye Thompson

Ingredients
1 box Country Time Lemonade, Large Size 5 lb 2.5 oz
4 C sugar
4 gal water
2 Lemons, sliced thin

Directions
Mix sugar and water. Bring to a boil. This is a simple syrup. Just be sure sugar is melted.
You can use Splenda and sugar mix Be sure to serve over ice in cup or glass. If you put ice in the container before serving, it will dilute the lemonade. You can store lemonade for several days. Remove lemon slices before storing. This gives the lemonade a bad taste.

For 1 gal.
1.03 lbs C Country Time Lemonade
3/4 C sugar
1 gal water
1 lemon, sliced thin
Mix as above.

History
Lemonade is a sweetened lemon-flavored beverage that has been enjoyed for centuries. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Egypt, where lemons were first cultivated. In those times, lemonade was made by mixing lemon juice, honey, and water, and it was served to guests as a symbol of hospitality.

In medieval Europe, lemonade became a popular drink among the wealthy, who used it as a refreshing beverage during hot summer days. Lemonade was also used as a medicinal drink, believed to have health benefits for the digestive system and to help ward off diseases.

During the Renaissance, lemonade became more widely available as lemons were introduced to the New World. In America, lemonade was a popular drink in the colonial era, and it was often sold by street vendors.

In the 19th century, lemonade became a mass-produced beverage, and it was sold in glass bottles and cans. In the late 20th century, lemonade became popular in fast-food restaurants, where it was often served as a sweet, refreshing drink. Today, lemonade remains a popular beverage, and it is enjoyed in many different forms, including traditional lemonade, pink lemonade, and flavored lemonade.

Quotes
"Lemonade is the ultimate summer drink, quenching your thirst and giving you a burst of flavor all in one sip." - Unknown

"Life is just like lemonade, sometimes it's sour and sometimes it's sweet, but it's always worth the drink." - Unknown

"Lemonade is the sweetest thing in life. It's a symbol of hope and happiness." - Unknown

"Lemonade is a reminder that even the sour moments in life can be turned into something sweet." - Unknown

"Lemonade is not just a drink, it's a state of mind. It's a reminder to take the lemons life gives you and make something sweet out of them." - Unknown

"A glass of lemonade on a hot day is a ray of sunshine in a cup." - Unknown

"Lemonade is the perfect balance of sweet and sour, just like life." - Unknown

"Lemonade is the perfect drink to help you cool down and relax on a hot summer day." - Unknown

"Lemonade is a drink that brings people together, it's sweet, refreshing, and enjoyed by all." - Unknown

"Lemonade is a sweet symbol of hope and joy, reminding us to always look for the bright side of life." - Unknown

History
Lemonade has been enjoyed for centuries, with a history that dates back to ancient times. The drink is believed to have originated in the Middle East, where lemons were abundant and used to make a sweet and sour drink.

In the medieval times, lemonade was popular among the wealthy, who would sweeten the drink with honey or sugar. During the 16th century, lemonade became a popular drink in Europe, where it was enjoyed by the aristocracy and served at social gatherings.

Lemonade became widely available in the United States in the 19th century, when lemons were imported from Europe and the drink became a staple of American summertime. By the 20th century, lemonade had become a popular beverage around the world, with many variations such as sparkling lemonade, flavored lemonade, and frozen lemonade.

Today, lemonade is enjoyed by people of all ages and is a staple at summertime events such as picnics, barbecues, and festivals. It remains a popular drink due to its refreshing taste and versatility, and is a symbol of summer and sunshine.

Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:12 Welcome Message
0:34 Ingredients and Directions
3:02 Presentation
3:22 Photos
3:41 Outro