12 Lemonade Hacks to Help You Win Summer
Hey, did you notice it’s summer outside? It’s time to start working on that “beat the heat” thing, and since the neighbors gave us weird looks when we just held a hose over our head during the hottest hour of the day, we’re thinking lemonade might be the way to go. Sure a tall glass of classic lemonade sounds good, but why drink that all summer long, when you can add stuff to it like tequila? Or other fruit. But also tequila!
Here are a few ways to “hack” a glass of lemonade. For your convenience, the name of each beverage is a link to the recipe. Now you have no reason not to dissolve all your enamel away with a delightful glass of citric acid and sugar. Enjoy (preferably with a striped paper straw)!
We chose Paula Deen's recipe, because she is not one to shy away from sugar.
You could also make this tasty lemonade without the booze, but we have it on good authority that this is one of the most wonderful beverages in the world.
Putting some basil in your lemonade is a good way to pretend you're fancy AND make good use of the wilting herbs in your refrigerator.
Looks delicious, but is potentially a choking hazard. Be careful out there, folks.
Why drink your lemonade when you can eat it and simultaneously be getting wasted?? Wait, what?
Look at that. Couldn't you just about take a bath in that refreshing goodness? On second thought, no wonder our neighbors think we're weird.
Blender drinks! It's officially summer when you start making your own blender drinks!
Drink this and pretend you're in Georgia. So you should probably also turn on some 2 Chainz or something. Ahhhh, summer.
Technically made with limes, but it's an excuse to drink sweetened condensed milk, so don't make a big deal out of it, okay?
Tequila strawberry lemonade. Or, as we like to call it, lunch!
Martha Stewart names her recipes by order of ingredient importance.
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