For
Easter brunch a few weeks ago, I served the usual brunch-y drinks: orange juice, coffee, tea, and of course, mimosas.
At the last minute while shopping for a few ingredients at Trader Joe's, I was
seduced by the pretty pink, curved bottles of the French Market Pink Lemonade. I bought two bottles. They were $2.29
each.
The lemonade was a hit at the brunch, but I wasn't won over on taste. They are lightly carbonated, so the fact that they are pink and sparkly was perfect for Easter, but they tasted too much like a plain soda rather than lemonade, and had a strange, artificial aftertaste.
I think I'd rather make lemonade myself and add a little club soda to give it "sparkle."
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4-28-2006 @ 11:21AM
Miriam said...
"Lemonade" in France has a different meaning than "lemonade" in America. It is supposed to be a kind of soda. It's nice because it's not as carbonated as other colas. It's kind of like Orangina, but with less juice.
I like their French Berry Lemonade because it's made with real sugar.
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