Q&A for How to Make Lemonade

You could make a tasty limeade, then. Follow the instructions in the article, but use limes.

You can, but since bottled lemon juice isn't diluted, you may want to play around with the amount of water that you add until the taste is right.

You can try making it again with less sugar, because sometimes lots of sugar makes things dry.

If the lemonade is too sweet, then add about half a lemon of juice or more to your liking.

Anyone can make lemonade if they aren't allergic to any of the ingredients. Just ask an adult for help if you need it.

You can do one of two things, either make the lemonade in a bowl and pour it into separate pitchers, or split up the recipe.

Use honey. Honey may make it taste a little different, but it works the same.

You can try wrapping a wet paper towel around the pitcher and then put it in the fridge to help speed up the time.

Maybe, but you should ask the principal or someone in the front office if it's okay first.

Yes, you'll get limeade.

You can try, but you won't be able to make very much lemonade!

Of course. The ice just makes the drink colder, but you can leave it out if you want.

Lemon juice isn't a bright yellow to begin with, and you are diluting it with water so it shouldn't be that bright.

It depends on how much you pour into each cup. For example, if you pour half a cup in each cup, you will get 16 servings. If you pour 1 cup in each cup, you will get about 8 servings.

If you don't have any lemons, lemon extract, or lemonade drink mix, you will have to go to the store if you want lemonade.

Yes, just divide all the ingredients by two.

Roughly 5 days. A week should be fine, but longer than that could make it very watery or potentially dangerous to consume.

You can do a lemonade stand in any temperature. Your sales will soar if it's hot outside, but you would need a means to keep the lemonade cool.

They will keep a drink cold for a while but if you then leave it at room temperature (about 25°C or 77°F) the ice cubes will eventually melt. If you want to keep the lemonade cold keep it in the fridge or freezer or put the ice cubes in right before you drink it.

You can, but it's not necessary unless the lemons are coated in dirt that might fall into the juice as you squeeze them. Most of the time, since you squeeze out the juices of the lemons to make lemonade, washing them won't be needed.

During the hotter months or summer. People will be out more during nice weather, and the heat will likely make them thirsty and want to drink something sweet and cool.

A simple way to make fizzy lemonade is to swap the water for chilled club soda. Pour the carbonated water slowly so it doesn't bubble over and then add the rest of your ingredients. You could use plain sparkling water or use a flavored one to add an extra element. For instance, strawberry or peach flavored sparkling water will add a unique blend.

It depends on how you make it, but for the most part, homemade lemonade uses much less sugar and fewer additives than processed or pre-made lemonade. Lemon juice is fully of vitamin C, which can help boost your immune system and improve digestion. If you want to make your homemade lemonade even healthier, use only fresh-squeezed lemon juice and use a natural or low-calorie sweetener such as raw sugar or Splenda.

Though it may seem counterintuitive, lemonade may not necessarily be healthier than coke or soda. Premade lemonade is full of sugar and other additives and may not be any lower in calories than cola. However, if you make your own lemonade and use freshly squeezed juice and a natural or low calorie sweetener, you can make a lemonade that is much healthier than coke. Lemon juice is full of vitamins and minerals that can help with digestion, weight loss, and even boost your immune system. But, beware of seemingly "healthy" juices in the vending machines and take a look at the nutrition information on the bottle.

You can use a table, folding table or desk if you do not have a stand. Find a good space where it is spacious and cool. Take a chair from the house to sit on.

Add a little water. If that does not work, then put a little bit of warm water or sugar in.

Yes, but the ice will melt faster and dilute the lemonade sooner than you might like.

You can use as many as you would like, but the fewer lemons you use the less lemon flavour there will be.