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  • Erica Peterson

Not your kid’s lemonade

Drinks made from lemons and sugar date back to 13th and 14th century Egypt, boomed as a business in 15th century Paris, then bubbled with carbonation in 17th century England. Today, I bring you a boozy twist to history's classic concoction.


Spiked Lemonade

Although it's the perfect beverage for any 4th of July celebration—this is not your kid’s lemonade, so adults only.

Serves 2

  • 1 cup homemade lemonade

  • ¼ cup vodka

  • ¼ cup limoncello*

  • Ice, for serving

  • Fresh mint for garnish

In a glass, pour in the lemonade, vodka and limoncello.

Add ice, stir, and serve.


Have a safe and spectacular Independence Day. Remember to drink responsibly.


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*If you don’t have limoncello, you can add more vodka.

Recipe courtesy of https://www.acouplecooks.com/spiked-lemonade/

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