Where to buy American-style cloudy lemonade - Munich

servus y'all,

Has anyone encountered a restaurant/supermarket that sells American lemonade (lemons, sugar, water)? I'd like to introduce my new german friends to this summer treat, but am lazy enough to not want to make it myself.

Thanks

One day if you are not so lazy:

Make your own lemonade.

One cup lemon juice fresh squeezed, one cup water, one cup sugar (I use less about 3/4 cup and I add a little more lemon)
Make a syrup with this by heating the mixture until the sugar dissolves.
Cool mixture and place in refridgerator until cold.
Meantime have about 4 cups of water placed in fridge so it also gets really cold.
When both are cold add the syrup to the 4 cups of cold water add slices of lemon and serve.

I've got an unopened container of Country Time Lemonade I'll be happy to part with for 5 Eur.

The Victorian House and their subsidiaries sell this, you sometimes also see it on sale in the Egger chain of bars.

What do ya mean by "cloudy"?

Like in the Bond Mode?" I like my lemonade cloudy, not clear".?
Shaken and not stirred.?
As an Ami from the deep south I have nevere heard of this type.
What makes it cloudy?
take care,
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Black Bean Coffee at Amalienstraße 44. It's called "Hauslimo" on the menu.

I’ve seen "cloudy", fresh-squeezed-looking lemon juice on sale in several places, e.g. Rewe, Galeria Kaufhof. I assume this can be almost effortlessly converted into cloudy lemonade by adding appropriate amounts of sugar & water. For a more exotic taste, you might want to consider adding a dash (15ml / l) of orange blossom water to the mix.

I specified cloudy because of the wikipedia entry (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemonade). When I asked my German mitarbeiters they thought I meant just carbonated water.

Thanks for all of the replies! The Victorian House looks really interesting, and I'll have to have another look at the Galleria, thanks!

I understand your predicaments with the German Mitarbeitern. Expressing "cloudy lemonade" with less ambiguous terms such as: fresh-squeezed, direkt-gepresst, unfiltered, with pulp etc is less likely to lead to misunderstandings among the uninitiated...