Homemade Single-Serve Lemonade

homemade single-serve lemonade

Homemade single-serve lemonade means no excuses to make lemonade now. Either when you are just craving some or need it for a cocktail. Can’t tell you how many times I have passed on making a particular cocktail like a Kentucky Peach Vodka Cocktail because I did not have lemonade on hand. Well…… not anymore.

I can’t imagine I would ever run out of sugar but if I did no problem. Try this lemonade recipe made using honey Honey Lemonade – Texanerin Baking.

It’s nice to know I can enjoy a glass of homemade single-serve lemonade anytime I want one. I almost always have lemons in the fridge but if I did not, I always have fresh lemon juice in the freezer.

Lemonade is a blank canvas which means you can add your favorite flavors. I love to grab whatever fresh fruit is on sale when I go to the grocery store. Then just throw your fruit into a food processor or blender and add it to your lemonade.

In the US we make our lemonade with a sweetener, water and lemon juice. Doing some research, I found that the US version is referred to as a cloudy lemonade. In the UK, Ireland and Australia they use carbonated water. That sounds good to me.

homemade single-serve lemonade

Homemade Single Serving Lemonade

Need just a little bit of lemonade now you have no excuse. Just a little lemon juice, sugar and water and you can have a glass or make a cocktail.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Course Drinks
Servings 1 serving

Ingredients
  

  • 3 tbsp fresh lemon juice
  • 1/4 cup hot water
  • 2 tbsp sugar-granulated or super fine
  • 3/4 cup cold water
  • ice
  • lemon slice-garnish

Instructions
 

  • Dissolve sugar into hot water. I used a 2 cup glass measuring cup that i heated the water in.
  • Stir in lemon juice and cold water.
  • If using as lemonade add this mixture to a glass filled with ice and garnish with lemon slice. If using this mixture for cocktails just measure what you need and keep the rest covered in the fridge until needed.
Keyword cocktail, fresh lemonade, lemons