Who makes the world's best lemonade?

Question

I make a very nice one myself but what resturant, bar, or even lemonade manufacturer do you think makes the best.
If you make your own and you think it's the best what is your recipe?

Answer 1

I worked at Auntie Anne's and hey handsqueezed their lemons and everything so it was pretty good and really fresh. Chick Fil A makes fresh lemonade too but I prefer Auntie Anne's since Chick Fil A uses sink water.

Answer 2

Well if the arena gives you lemons, which in this case is dangerous occasions, you have got to turn it around and shoot it again in their faces. So relatively the cliche must be "If the world offers you lemons, throw the juice of their face!" after which should you get juice thrown to your face, you almost always deserve it haha. But on a more critical observe, probably it means that for those who get handed lemons, or dangerous times, what ever you call it, it simply means deal with it and make it better. I've made plenty of lemonade with lifes lemons, now lets see you do the equal!

Answer 3

The best Lemonade I've had is at Tahoe Joes Steakhouse. You can get them virgin or otherwise.

Answer 4

The best lemonade is at carnivals or at county or state fairs

Answer 5

Grandma

Answer 6

Our grand prize winner sold pink lemonade to help raise money for breast cancer research.

A 9-year-old from Seattle, Wash., on Tuesday took top honors in Inc.com's first ever Best Lemonade Stand in America contest.

Siena Jeakle, who sold pink lemonade for 75 cents a glass beside a giant eye-catching pink lemonade sign and donated part of the proceeds to breast cancer research, won for best overall concept and design.

Jeakle was flown to New York this week, and on Tuesday received a $1,000 savings bond from the small-business website on ABC's Good Morning America.

Her secret to success was advertising, Jeakle said. "You could see our sign from like a block away."

She also recruited her little sister to hand out coupons promoting the stand in a nearby park. "She's young and pretty cute and that probably got a lot of people to come over," Jeakle said.

Other winners were 10-year-old Danielle Fisser of Huntington Beach, Calif., for best design, and 11-year-old Mark Rinkel of Aurora, Colo., for best lemonade stand story.

The contest, which started during the Fourth of July weekend and closed July 31, attracted hundreds of "kid-trepreneurs" between the ages of 5 and 12 from across the country, said Inc.com Editorial Director Laura Rich.

Rich and other Inc.com editors scoured dozens of completed entries, including photos of each stand, secret lemonade recipes, and business tales, in selecting the winners. She described the contest as "junior entrepreneurship in action."

Jeakle says part of the $56 she earned would go towards breast cancer research, a birthday gift to her 75-year-old grandmother, herself a breast cancer survivor. She said she used real lemons, rather than a frozen concentrate or powder, mixed with a syrup of sugar and water heated over a stove, and though she charged only 75 cents most customers left an even dollar.

Danielle Fisser, who won in the design category, caught customers' attention with her Hawaiian-style Tiki bar stand, complete with bamboo roof, hanging lights, and grass skirt. By catering to the crowds at the annual U.S. Open of Surfing held in Huntington Beach, Fisser makes several hundred dollars every year at just 50 cents a glass.

For his part, Mark Rinkel took out a business loan from his parents and partnered with the Pediatric Aids Foundation to raise funds for treatment -- following business tips he said he learned from Inc. magazine columnist Norm Brodsky. In the first three hours his stand was open, Rinkel said he earned $44.75, selling mostly his two-dollar grown-up size cups. He hopes to raise at least $200 by the end of the summer.

Jeakle said despite her early success, she's not likely to pursue lemonade as a full-time career: "Maybe next summer I'm going to try to sell drawings by me and my friends. That could be fun, too."

Published August 15, 2006

Answer 7

Country Time !!

Answer 8

I do.

Hand squeezed with simple syrup. Thin sliced lemons on the
top, and lemon ice cubes also.


GREAT!

Answer 9

http://www.inc.com/lemonade/profile/?bernstein271

http://www.usatoday.com/money/smallbusiness/strategies/2002/05-24-lemonade.htm

THESE MIGHT HELP

Answer 10

lovely boy me