“Ade” is a generic term for a fruit-flavoured sweet drink. The fruit flavour is usually citrus — as in Lemonade or Orangeade — but not necessarily always so. There are, for example, recipes for “cherryade.” Fruit flavours can even be mixed. The drinks are non-alcoholic, but that doesn’t preclude space in the glass being reserved…
Brown Lemonade is a brown-coloured Lemonade-flavoured fizzy soft drink sold in Northern Ireland. It is made by companies such as Cantrell & Cochrane (C&C) and by Maine.
Cherry Limeade is limeade to which cherry flavouring and red colouring has been added. Usually carbonated, it is served cold on ice, often garnished with cherries and lime slices. The drink is very popular in Kansas and Missouri. Sonic restaurants in Kansas are well-known for their cherry limeade. Some people also swear by the Denny’s…
A sipping drink served in French cafés.
Lemonade is a lemon flavoured beverage. There are two main colour variations, yellow lemonade and pink lemonade. There are also many variations in how it is made, with the main two styles being European, and American. European-style lemonade: a soft drink In Europe, lemonade is a clear, fizzy commercially-made lemon-flavoured soft drink. In the UK,…
Limeade is a soft-drink similar to lemonade but made with limes instead. A commercial version is made in Scotland by A.G. Barr plc. Sprite and 7-up are American commercial fizzy-drink versions. Braum’s is a chain of convenience stores with lunch counters in Oklahoma, founded by Henry Braum from Kansas. Their lunch counters brought Limeade and…
Pink Lemonade is lemon-flavoured beverage with a cloudy, pink hue to it. It is usually served cold. Commercially, Pink Lemonade is made from lemon juice, sweetener, water, and a pink dye. The dye may be artificial, or natural such as cranberry juice, or grenadine. Homemade versions achieve the colouring with the addition of cranberry juice,…
An adult cooler drink.
