As we wound down the school year, my kids happened to be home from school on Tuesday of this week. Of course, my 7 year old son clamored to make his recipe he found in Pretend Soup
Since lemons, limes, and apple juice concentrate are all fairly cheap to buy, even the organic versions, this can be a frugal drink to make. Watch for sales for the seltzer water; you can often pick it up for $.99/bottle.
Check out our video to see how making lemon lime soda pop became a family affair.
Did you notice the little surprise at the end of the video?
- 2 T lemon juice (jarred or fresh squeezed)
- 1 T lime juice (jarred or fresh squeezed)
- 2 T apple juice concentrate defrosted
- 3 ice cubes
- 1 cup seltzer water
- If you're using fresh fruit, squeeze your fresh fruit into a glass and pour through a strainer into your drinking glass. Otherwise, measure out the different amounts of juice and mix together in your drinking glass.
- Add in the ice cubes.
- Add in the seltzer water, and drink!
Because I love meeting new people and sharing, this post is linked to:
Tasty Tuesday, Hearth and Soul Blog Hop, Traditional Foods Tuesday, Fat Tuesday, Kids in the Kitchen, Better Mom Mondays Linkup, Teach Me Tuesday, Real Food Wednesday, Whole Food Wednesday, This Chick Cooks, Healthy 2day Wednesdays, Allergy Free Wednesdays, The Mommy Club, Fabulously Frugal Thursday, Natural Living Monday, Weekly Kids Coop, Frugal Friday
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