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This sugar free blueberry lemonade is incredibly refreshing, east to make, and only takes a few ingredients! There are so many creative ways to twist homemade lemonade with watermelon, cherries, or even cucumbers! Let’s experiment with this sweet and sugar free blueberry lemonade.
Lemonade is one of the best ways to cool down on a hot day. Blueberries are one of my favorite fruits because they’re so juicy and sweet! Combining these berries with lemons and apple make for and extremely antioxidant rich and refreshing juice.
Sugar free Blueberry Lemonade
We’ll be using apples to sweeten today’s juice. While you can technically add sugar or agave in place of the apples, I wanted to offer a refined sugar free option.
The apples in this taste so divine and do not over power the lemonade-y or blueberry taste whatsoever. It simply adds to the refreshing taste and offers more nutrients as well!
What you’ll need- Sugar Free Blueberry Lemonade
- Blueberries– (obvious, right?)
- Lemons- (also pretty obvious)
- Apples- (natural sweetener used instead of sugar)
- Water– Coconut water tastes divine as well!
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How to make Blueberry Lemonade
Step One:
Soak your blueberries and apples in vinegar and baking soda for at least 15 minutes. This will help to remove any bugs or pests sides that may remain on the food. Peel your lemons, de-seed, and chop into halves.
Step Two:
If using a juicer, run all the ingredients through until juiced. Add in the water and stir to combine.
If using a blender, add in the water along with the fruit. Blend until thoroughly combined. Strain with a strainer or nut milk bag.
Serve over ice and enjoy!
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