Easy Fruity Pink Lemonade
This delicious Easy Fruity Pink Lemonade recipe will become your go-to summer drink recipe all summer long.
This is one of the best and easiest summer kid-friendly summer drink recipes you will ever make and is perfect for any summer backyard celebration.
No lemon squeezing required and guaranteed to please a crowd. So easy even the kids can make it.
The summer barbeque season is off and running with millions of people around the country celebrating the sun and fun with a backyard barbecue on the weekends.
What better way to round out your summer celebration than to quench your thirst with an ice-cold refreshing glass of this easy fruity pink lemonade.
I like to use fresh raspberries or fresh blackberries when I make this easy pink lemonade recipe. You can use whatever fresh berries or summer fruit you have on hand.
This easy Fruity Pink Lemonade recipe would be great made with blueberries, blackberries, raspberries or fresh strawberries.
This pink lemonade recipe with the added fruit and ice makes a bit more than a half gallon pitcher of pink lemonade.
The recipe starts with a can of frozen pink lemonade concentrate. You can't get any easier than that!
Tips to keep summer beverages chilled
I have a pretty smart trick to keep your summer beverages chilled. Slice a bunch of lemons or limes. Place one slice of lemon or lime into each cup of a cupcake pan, pour water over the slices until they are just covered. Freeze overnight.
Then when you're ready to serve a pitcher of Easy Fruity Pink Lemonade pop the frozen citrus slices out of the cupcake pan and add them to the pitcher.
This is a great way to add extra flavor and to keep your Pink Lemonade chilled at the same time.
How to Make Easy Fruity Pink Lemonade
Ingredients
- 1 can of frozen pink lemonade concentrate + 4 cans of water
- ½ cup to 1 cup of fresh or frozen blackberries or raspberries
- 2 lemons or 2 limes, sliced thinly
Directions
- Pour the frozen pink lemonade concentrate into a pitcher.
- Add 4 cans of water to the pitcher and stir.
- Add the fresh raspberries or blackberries and lemon or lime slices to the pitcher.
- Add ice to the pitcher before serving.
- Serve over ice with a lime slice and sprig of mint for garnish.
- Makes about ½ gallon.
Easy Fruity Pink Lemonade
Ingredients
- 1 can can of frozen pink lemonade concentrate + 4 cans of water
- ½ cup to 1 cup of fresh or frozen blackberries or raspberries
- 2 whole lemons or 2 limes sliced thinly
Instructions
- Pour the frozen pink lemonade concentrate into a pitcher.
- Add 4 cans of water to the pitcher and stir.
- Add the fresh raspberries or blackberries and lemon or lime slices to the pitcher.
- Add ice to the pitcher before serving.
- Serve over ice with a lime slice and sprig of mint for garnish.
- Makes about ½ gallon.
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Looking for more summer recipes like this Easy Fruity Pink Lemonade recipe? Check out all the Summer Drink recipes I have shared.
This Watermelon Thyme Lemonade is another great summer barbecue drink recipe that is easy to make!
DeeAnn
This is a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Lizzy
So fresh, beautiful and tasty! A few years back, I added a bag of frozen raspberries to a pitcher of lemonade...and had a few requests for the recipe. Such a wonderful combo 🙂
Annie's Dish
Mmmm, I love stuff like this! So sweet and refreshing!
Christine@Foodista
Hello Arlene,
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Melissa Placzek
yummy!
Amanda @ The Kolb Corner
This looks so refreshing! Thank you for sharing at Merry Monday!
sahana
Looks refreshing!! Thank you for sharing with us at #HomeMattersParty. We would love to have you again this week.