Calypso - Ocean Blue Lemonade - 1 x 473ml

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Why does the Pigeon have to go to school? He already knows everything! And what if he doesn’t like it? What if the teacher doesn’t like him? What if he learns TOO MUCH!?! Ask not for whom the school bell rings; it rings for the Pigeon!

Freshness is key when preparing your special blue lemonade. Opt for fresh lemons to capture the vibrant citrus flavor without bitter notes from preservatives commonly found in pre-squeezed lemon juice. Also, regularly taste test the lemonade as you mix the ingredients together to ensure it isn’t too sour or sweet. This lemonade punch recipe is the perfect drink to serve guests at your Pigeon party! Created in celebration of The Pigeon HAS to Go to School! by Mo Willems, this blue drink mimics the colors of the beloved book character, Pigeon. Serve this refreshing blue lemonade with lemon slices in a large mason jar to make it super easy to transport. Learn more about the book and how we had our own summer party featuring Pigeon!Want to switch things up and add exciting variations to your classic blue lemonade recipe? Try turning it into a frozen concoction by freezing fresh or frozen fruits like strawberries and blueberries and adding them to your mixture for an icy treat on hot days. This can also be blended into an incredible slushy if preferred! Add additional fruits like blueberries into your combination for a hint of berry flavor or a sweetener like agave nectar or honey if your drinks need extra sweetness — just be cautious not to add too much! Benefits

If you love this recipe, please rate it five stars and help me share on facebook and to help other readers in our community! To make the lemonade syrup simply add your lemon juice directly into the sugar syrup. I know that different people prefer their lemonade at different levels of ‘tart-ness’, but I’d say between 1-2 lemons for this amount of liquid. This can then be left in the fridge overnight.What I love most about this recipe is that it uses a natural colourant and ‘natures magic’ science to get the colour-changing effect.