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Here at Bite Me More, we never shy away from a challenge, especially when it involves the ultimate triad: charity, creativity, and cuisine.
With that in mind, we sisters (the unstoppable team of “Lemonade Lisa” Gnat and Julie “Pucker Up” Albert) have banded together to create a Pink LemonAid recipe that legends are made of, a recipe to benefit Plan Canada’s Because I Am a Girl initiative and fundraise in support of girls’ rights and access to education, food, clean water, and personal safety in the developing world.
So how could we simultaneously quench neighborhood thirst and help girls a billion backyards away?
Simple. Create a lemonade stand that will bring all the boys (and girls) to the yard. While at first glance the traditional recipe for success seemed easy enough (lemon juice, a few cups of sugar, ice), we weren’t sold on it. This recipe wasn’t going to have them lined up around the block, especially when we might not be as adorable behind our plywood and paper signs as the young’uns of yore.
It took a bit of (delicious) taste testing, but we’ve come up with a premiere Pink LemonAid recipe, one that’s super easy to replicate, is scrumptious, show-stopping sips-in-a-straw (say that 3 times fast), and is guaranteed to have everybody reaching for their wallets.
To plan your own LemonAid stand, first download this how-to Pink LemonAid starter kit. What are you waiting for? If you blend it, they will come!
Ingredients:
4 cups vanilla ice cream
1 cup fresh strawberries, halved
1/2 cup pink lemonade concentrate
2 tbsp strawberry jam
White chocolate, melted, to rim glass
Sprinkles, to rim glass
Place sprinkles on a large plate. Rub the rim of a tall milkshake glass with melted white chocolate and dip glass in sprinkles. Set aside.
Using a blender, combine ice cream, strawberries, pink lemonade concentrate, and strawberry jam. Blend until smooth. Pour into prepared milkshake glass.
Here are a few tips to help maximize this recipe:
Each batch makes: 8-10 servings
Want more ways to make your Pink LemonAid stand a success? Here's how you can create a LemonAid Stand that stands out and here's how to market your LemonAid stand.
This is proudly sponsored by our friends at Plan Canada.
www.becauseiamagirl.ca
Because I am a Girl is a global initiative to end gender inequality, promote girls’ rights, and lift millions of girls—and everyone around them out of poverty.