We have been having a great play with the Thermomix over the school holidays, making loads of smoothies, desserts, dinners and we made homemade lemonade. Usually when we go out to dinner we get the kids a jug of ‘pink’ lemonade, they love it, so I used some raspberries for some added colour to our homemade version!
I made my Pink Lemonade in the Thermomix (recipe below), if you don’t have a thermomix this is a great regular recipe.
Thermomix Pink Lemonade
Serves:
Ingredients
- 100g raw sugar
- 180g frozen raspberries
- 6 icecubes
- 1 lemon, clean skin and remove ends, chopped into quarters
- 1 lemon, skin removed, chopped into quarters
- 500g water
- 1.25L soda water
Instructions
- Place sugar in Thermomix grind speed 9 / 20 seconds, scrape sides of bowl
- Add raspberries and ice grind speed 9 / 20 seconds, scrape sides of bowl
- Add lemons and water, turbo / pulse 4 times
- Unlock lid and push the straining basket into the juice. Using two hands to keep the basket in place pour the juice into a jug.
- Pour half the soda water into the thermomix bowl, swirl around to pick up some of the lemon and raspberry flavour then again with straining basket in place pour as much as you can into the jug. Discard lemon mix from Thermomix bowl.
- Add remaining soda water to jug, mix well to combine
By Kat – The Organised Housewife
This recipe was adapted from Quirky Cookings Raspberry Lemonade, the kids found that recipe too lemony.
5 comments
Yum!! That sounds delicious! I’m going to make some this weekend!
It’s perfect for cooling down with!
do you think I could do it in the blender, without a Thermomix? Ingredients would be the same, wouldn’t they?
4 and 2 year old not so keen on this as lemonade (we used soda stream water, maybe that was the difference) BUT I halved the amount of soda water and made the most delicious icypoles. They love them! Thanks for the inspiration 🙂