Lemon juice, not from concentrate that tastes good.

[Anonymous]

Help!

I’ve been seriously craving in fresh lemonade constantly. I bought 12 lbs of lemons, juiced them and mix with water and stevia to make lemonade. It lasted a few days. I found a bottle of organic lemon juice not from concentrate and made lemonade with it. It tastes like making lemonade from concentrate juice. Any recommendations?

[Anonymous]

Lemons!

[Anonymous]

I buy the bottles of freshly-made lemonade from Wegmans. How much are you drinking? I dilute the drink with water since it’s too strong for me right out of the bottle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I buy the bottles of freshly-made lemonade from Wegmans. How much are you drinking? I dilute the drink with water since it’s too strong for me right out of the bottle.

Yes that and the one from Costco (maybe the same?) are both really good. I need to dilute as well - vodka is also good for that purpose. 😃

[Anonymous]

I keep Santa Cruz bottled lemon juice in my fridge for general use. Much better than the real lemon stuff in the plastic bottle, but not sure if it would meet your standards for lemonade. Though if that's what you already tried, I don't think there's a bottled option that will take the place of freshly squeezed lemons.

[Anonymous]

This is also what I use. I think the lemonade I make with it tastes good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Help!

I’ve been seriously craving in fresh lemonade constantly. I bought 12 lbs of lemons, juiced them and mix with water and stevia to make lemonade. It lasted a few days. I found a bottle of organic lemon juice not from concentrate and made lemonade with it. It tastes like making lemonade from concentrate juice. Any recommendations?

If you have the patience again buy a large bag of lemons, juice and freeze in ice trays. Then you can have fresh lemonade whenever you feel like it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I keep Santa Cruz bottled lemon juice in my fridge for general use. Much better than the real lemon stuff in the plastic bottle, but not sure if it would meet your standards for lemonade. Though if that's what you already tried, I don't think there's a bottled option that will take the place of freshly squeezed lemons.

Op here,

Yes! It’s Santa Cruz. I grabbed it and thought I’d give it a try.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I keep Santa Cruz bottled lemon juice in my fridge for general use. Much better than the real lemon stuff in the plastic bottle, but not sure if it would meet your standards for lemonade. Though if that's what you already tried, I don't think there's a bottled option that will take the place of freshly squeezed lemons.

Op here,

Yes! It’s Santa Cruz. I grabbed it and thought I’d give it a try.

This is what I was going to recommend as well. It's as good as it gets outside of freshly squeezed lemons.

[Anonymous]

I liked this one for lemonade, though bought it at WF and pretty sure for less than 20 dollars.

https://www.amazon.com/Volcano-Bursts-Organic-Italian-Lemon/dp/B001BKPLCK/ref=asc_df_B001BKPLCK/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=241893560048&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11092692411312111444&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007533&hvtargid=pla-445086575252&psc=1

[Anonymous]

Maybe you just need a juicer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help!

I’ve been seriously craving in fresh lemonade constantly. I bought 12 lbs of lemons, juiced them and mix with water and stevia to make lemonade. It lasted a few days. I found a bottle of organic lemon juice not from concentrate and made lemonade with it. It tastes like making lemonade from concentrate juice. Any recommendations?

If you have the patience again buy a large bag of lemons, juice and freeze in ice trays. Then you can have fresh lemonade whenever you feel like it.

This. Then you can make smaller amounts that you’ll finish before it goes bad!