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September 04, 2008

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Charlotte

Have just started reading your blog right from the beginning and your recipes are wonderful! Made this yesterday and i LOVE it :) Your quite an inspiration!

Kristina

I actually found this by accident. I was looking for this kind of recipe and recently bought those ez cap bottles. I do have a question though, does it need to be refridgerated or can in sit on a shelf somewhere and what is the shelf in he fridge or shelf?

Vims

thanks for the recipe! this has become a super hit at home!!!!

Dee

Thank you for reintroducing me to wonderful lemonade, which I have not had since I was 14. Many decades ago. This will be a firm favourite in my house I hope for decades to come!

susan

That sounds wonderful. I'll bet you could do the same thing with limes, too. I'll have to try this.

Cynthia

Looks good and refreshing.

Anna

Oh wow. How fabulous! That will definitely be made in the cafe kitchens at some point!! We have got bottles of traditional cloudy lemonade on sale, which does very well, but homemade will be so much more special. If you ever need a break to the Cotswolds...I will provide the pinny and teatowels!x

Ali

Love your bottling bottle. But today a hot cup of tea seems more appropriate - how sad. Perhaps if we all made lemon sunshine drink, the sun would come out. I'm up for a try!

jane

Oh god, now I'm going to have to go and buy lemons!!!! I just can't resist!
Can I have a calorie count on it though please?!! LOL
Jane. x

julia

Do you think drinking this might make the sun come out (ever). Sitting here in torrential rain, but this post made me feel quite summery!
Julia xx

French Knots

Mmm summer in a glass - that's the only kind of summer I'm going to get this year! Perhaps I can drink it and imagine I'm sitting in the sunshine.

cathleen

Do you realize you are in England and I am in US and we were posting to each other at the exact same time? How cool is that? I think we have a mutual admiration going on!! Glad love my blog...I love yours too.

cathleen

I can just imagine how your kitchen must smell with all that fragrant lemony essence floating around. I will have to go check out your recipe for the Lemon Drizzle Cake. I am in the mood to bake and I could use a bit of cake in my tummy right now.

Your photos, as usual, have been awesome the past few days, Lucy.

Ange

ps - hope things weren't too awful on the school run this morning. Hugs. xx

Ange

Ooo -sounds lovely. My little man will love this as he's taken to eating raw lemon. But for some very strange reason does not like the lemon drizzle cake!
Thanks for the mega treat of 2 posts in one day yesterday- you are spoiling us!!
Ange
xx

Rosepetaljam

sounds great Lucy. I might deviate if I may and make a lime one... I'll let you know how it turns out!

It's cold in the NE today with promises of heavy rain so I think earl grey tea is the order of the day!

S xxx

simone

I like the sound of 'a taste of summer in a glass.' My mum used to make home made lemonade but she used to add citric acid. Your recipe looks fresh and simple to do and I will try it when summer comes again. For now I am drinking a hot beverage with a comfort biscuit and trying to ignore the bleak day out of the window!

Yvonne

Yum, my friends mum used to make a drink similar to this but I never had the recipe so will try this one as I love the taste of lemon!
Yvonne

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