This lemonade recipe is really perfect to enjoy fresh peaches in summer. If you have fresh peaches handy then give a twist to the old-fashioned homemade lemonade with this perfect lemonade recipe.
Spring is in the air. Also, it is official now as daylight saving has begun. Here, in North-Eastern part of America, we’ve started to experience warm days as well as nights. Though winter was not harsh this year, nights were so cold that you cannot leave home without winter clothes.
And I am feeling very excited to go out and enjoy fresh air without putting those thick winter jackets! And, this little warmth has inspired me to try out this peach flavored perfect lemonade recipe.
Why I call it perfect! because it is
- healthy
- non-alcoholic
- kids friendly
- low calorie
- nutritious
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How to make Peach Lemonade?
Making this peach lemonade is very easy. You will just need 4-5 ingredients (listed below) including fresh peaches. Make a puree of peaches then add lemon juice, sweetener, and water. Refreshing peach lemonade is ready to enjoy. See, how simple and easy it is!
How is this lemonade recipe healthy?
This lemonade is healthy because
- it is non-alcoholic
- it contains health benefits from fresh peaches
- far better than store-bought drinks that may contain preservatives
- it contains natural sugar
More summer drinks you will love
- Strawberry Lemonade
- Refreshing Mango Lemonade
- Ice Strawberry Slush
- Pineapple Strawberry Sangria
- Pineapple Mojito
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Peach Flavored Perfect Lemonade Recipe
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Ingredients
- 3 fresh peaches seeded
- ¾ cup lemon juice
- ½ cup agave (or more according to your taste)
- 5 cup drinking water
- 2 tablespoon loosely packed mint leaves (optional)
Instructions
- In a blender make a puree of two peaches with 1 cup of water. Using a strainer, strain the peach juice to remove coarse particles.
- In a pitcher, add strained peach juice, lemon juice and agave. Mix it well to combine all ingredients. Adjust sweetener according to your taste.
- Add water, few slices of peach and mint leaves. Chill the lemonade in the refrigerator before serving
- Serve over ice to enjoy this perfect peach lemonade
Kenia says
This will be perfect in my summer party with a hint of white rum 🙂 love it!
Rachel says
OooOo!!! This looks so good! Nothing beats fresh peaches in the summer! Also...your photos are GORGEOUS! Bravo! 🙂
Ref J says
This is amazing. I love lemonade and peaches and this is a great recipe.
Nikki says
That sounds so delicious, I know that not only will I love it but my kids will too. I may not even get a glass! I'd better make a double batch. This summer we added some fresh peach slices to iced tea and I was amazed how much it sweetened and flavored the tea. This sounds like it will blow that tea out of the water. Have you ever tried freezing it and whipping it up as a slushy drink? I bet it would be really delicious on a hot day. Thanks for the recipe I am pinnng it so that we can make it again and again this summer. It sounds perfect.
Savannah says
Oh man, this looks sooo yummy! I'm making a spinach and tomato salad for lunch tomorrow, and this would be the perfect beverage to accompany it. The perfect taste of spring-makes me want to have a picnic <3
Pam says
This looks amazing!! In Ohio I haven't seen any good looking peaches yet, but as soon as I do I will be trying this one for sure!!
Stephanie says
That lemonade looks like summer and I wish I could have some to bring summer here!!
Thanks for sharing your recipe!
Isabella Sewell says
What a deliciously refreshing recipe! Your photographs are just stunning, I love the one of sliced up peaches!
Jess says
Oh my goodness gracious, this looks divine!!!! I especially your photography 🙂 totally pinning, have a great day! xo
Thank you Ana!
swayam says
hey this is nice!! I am all about lemonade during summers..and the peachy version looks delicious!
Thank you Swayam! Give it a try!