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Lemonade is a beverage made from sweetened lemon juice and water. It is a popular drink, especially in warm weather. The lemon itself is a fruit rich in vitamin C and citric acid.12

In British English, "lemonade" can also refer to a carbonated, lemon-flavored soda. An older, now obsolete, term for lemonade is "lemonado".13

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