You're just wrong. Don't @ me
You're just wrong. Don't @ me
What’s lemonade in the EU, then?
Or rather, what do you call water, lemon juice and sugar blended together?
Most places all fruit flavored pop are called lemonade. Where I live even mint and coke can be called that.
I don’t think I’ve ever had real lemonade, only sprite.
Limonade
Oranges
What is this madness? Limonade is made with lemon and lime. Or at least “limon” which is a hybrid of lemon and lime.
Since I don’t speak EU, I can only tell you, what it’s called in German. And that would be
I don’t really know. It doesn’t have much cultural presence here. We have our own drinks that we drink all the time and have names for like Bionade, Schorle, Fassbrause, Radler.
Even the real Lemonade in Europe is fizzy, so it actually is closer to Sprite than you’d think.
Obviously Spite isn’t really lemonade it’s soda, but that’s also not really a word that exists in Europe. It’s known about and it’s understood especially in more recent times, but historically it’s not really a word you’d commonly use.
So because Lemonade is sparkling, and the word soda isn’t really used, you can kind of see how people would then say well Sprite is Lemonade.
How does water + sugar + lemon juice = a fizzy drink?
You guys don’t have kool-aid either do you?
You’re not wrong, but it is a bit like bringing Hitler into the conversation.
The US has never had Hitler, feel better now? Can we talk about soda and lemonade now?