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Have you ever wanted to make lemonade, but never had enough lemons? Or never knew how? This article will tell you how to make lemonade, but with only one lemon!

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    Is adding sugar necessary when making lemonade?
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    Yes, the lemonade will be very sour/tart without sugar.
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    How much water should I put in?
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    It's best to go by taste. Start by filling the glass with water almost to the top. If the lemonade still tastes too sour or sugary, add more water.
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    What gives the lemonade its sweet flavor?
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    The lemon/lime itself has a small quantity of sweetness contained in it. When we add the sugar, we get a very nice sweet lemonade.
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      • To avoid getting seeds in your lemonade while squeezing the lemon halves, poke holes in aluminum foil and place it over the lemon before squeezing. The foil will catch the seeds.
      • If you want a cold lemonade quickly, add some ice cubes to the water before mixing in the lemonade concentrate. The ice will melt and chill the lemonade in seconds.
      • Use less sugar for a healthier lemonade. Start with half the sugar called for in the recipe, then adjust to taste. The lemonade will still be sweet!
      • Customize your lemonade by using other fruit juices instead of lemon juice. Try lime, grapefruit, cranberry or pomegranate juice.
      • For a refreshing twist, add a splash of pineapple or orange juice when dissolving the sugar to make a fruit-flavored lemonade.
      • Add a pinch of salt after dissolving the sugar for a subtle flavor enhancement. The salt balances and lifts the other flavors.
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      Things You'll Need

      • 1 lemon
      • a one pound packet of sugar (2 ounces)
      • water
      • container
      • pomegranate juice (If making pink lemonade)
      • a knife

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