Do lemons grow pink somewhere? I am curious why lemonade also comes as "pink lemonade."
We don't have "pink orange juice."
Why did someone start making lemonade pink?
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1 comments:
One explanation I've read is that either grenadine (a red liqueur) or the juice from maraschino cherries was originally added to regular lemonade to increase sweetness.
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