Raspberry Peach Lemonade
Ok, so I think I might be the worst blogger on the planet right now! I’ve been so neglectful! Wahhh, I’m sorry my loves!! As you know, things have been quite crazy in my world lately. This week I am in Phoenix! I had orientation at ASU for my job yesterday and today I will be finding a place to live! I love house hunting because I can pretend that I am on an episode of House Hunters. I’m that annoying lady who complains too much and nitpicks at every little thing, like, “this kitchen is too small. This closet is too small. What is that on the ceiling there? That paint color is horrendous.” But, as much as I love house hunting, I only have two days to find a place to live! Yes, 1. 2. Two. We are just looking to rent something for now, but I still want it to be nice and Hubs is not here to help me out! Oh, the pressure!!!
Despite the madness, I still have a yummy recipe to share with you all! Living in Florida and soon, Arizona, means that lemonade is a requirement for survival. After making sparkling strawberry lemonade, I really wanted to try another variation. Raspberries and peaches are a great combo! It’s not overly sweet which is important for me as I don’t like really sweet drinks. Oh, and of course, it’s refreshing! Cold and fruity lemonade…does it get any better?!
P.S. It’s currently pouring here. What the heck? Florida must have followed me here.
P.P.S. Dear In-N-Out – it will be nice to have you in our lives again. If you could please remove all of the calories from your food and shakes, I would greatly appreciate it. K, thanks.
Raspberry Peach Lemonade
Raspberry Peach Lemonade - Homemade lemonade made with raspberry and peaches syrup made from fresh fruit! The perfect summer drink!
Ingredients
- 3 medium peaches, peeled and sliced, pit removed
- 6 oz. raspberries
- 6 cups water
- 1/4-1/2 cup sugar or agave nectar
- 1 cup fresh lemon juice (about 6-7 lemons)
Instructions
- In a medium sauce pan, add 1 cup of water and the sugar or agave nectar. Heat on medium heat until the sugar or agave has dissolved. Reduce the heat and add the sliced peaches and raspberries and continue to simmer for about 5 minutes.
- Pour the fruit mixture into a blender. Remove the top cap to let the heat escape and cover with a towel to avoid a mess! Puree the fruit until smooth. Let the mixture cool completely.
- Once cooled, pour the fruit puree through a fine mesh strainer into a pitcher. Discard the solids.
- In the pitcher, add the lemon juice and the rest of the water. Stir to combine and serve over ice!
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
6Serving Size:
per cupAmount Per Serving: Calories: 153Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 10mgCarbohydrates: 39gFiber: 3gSugar: 34gProtein: 1g
25 Comments on “Raspberry Peach Lemonade”
What perfection in lemonade my friend :D
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
This sounds soooo refreshing. I love the use of agave in this.
I get the craziness, what a big move for you!! Just think how wonderful everything will be once everything settles and falls into place.
That darn In-N-Out, I have two near me and guess what? The one shares the parking lot with Trader Joe’s, so every time I go to TJ’s I smell those delicious burger and fries. Dam! I don’t get why so many calories? Why?
Your drink looks fabulous and refreshing!!
I know all about the craziness of moving! Good luck!
I have done raspberry lemonade and peach lemonade, but now I need to combine them – this looks amazing!
Love this combo for lemonade! I’ve tried a strawberry one but this one is so much better!
Good luck with the love and I hope you can find an awesome place. And yay to in-n-out! I can’t live without that place!
Wow, you’ve got a lot going on! Good luck with everything!
This lemonade sounds perfectly refreshing! I love the raspberry peach combo!
I hope you love Phoenix. I am so excited for you. Love the flavors of peach in this lemonade and it’s a perfect summer drink.
haha, just don’t be like those crazy weird people on house hunters that i’ve seen before!! this combination for lemonade is lovely!! so refreshing and new and would give my tastebuds a kick for sure! beautiful colors too.
Good luck with your move! I love moving, but I hate all of that inbetween stuff like packing and house hunting. I’m sure you’ll find a place you love. And I love this lemonade! It looks so refreshing and your pictures are so pretty!
Summery, vibrant and so refreshing! Love the berry peach combination here! Cheers!
MMmm! Looks so fresh and tasty! I love peaches and raspberries!
Very refreshing, Stephanie! I quite love the use of agave, which is a superb flavor. This definitely would not last long in my fridge!
Good luck with finding a place!
Good luck with all the craziness right now! Hopefully you’ll find a great rental.
This is just gorgeous! And what a perfect combination of flavors.
oh well, I think we all have our crazy times once in a while, so I for once understand how the blogging life can come short. Dont worry u r not the worst blogger. lol I had a nearly 4 month break. lol
I love raspberry and peach as fruits in general so I would finish all your refreshing drink. ah I am missing those fruits!
Wish u a lovely sunday!
Oh, what a gorgeous, refreshing drink! With our hot, hot summer, this would surely hit the spot. I hope you’ve found a great new home by now and are starting to settle in :)
Good luck with your move!! This lemonade looks so refreshing!!
It rained in Ohio today too. You’ll come to appreciate these days living in Phoenix :) Good luck with the house hunt! I love the fun of walking through houses, but hate the stress of coordinating living there. Sending you good house vibes, friend :)
I am loving this recipe, and must remember to make it. Cold drinks have been so hard to photo shoot and you totally succeed to convince me to try with your gorgeous photo! ;-)
This sounds wonderful stephanie! I would love some today when it is 90 degrees :)!
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