Raspberry Peach Lemonade is a refreshingly sweet & tangy lemonade that is easy to make and always a hit! This raspberry peach lemonade is homemade with real fruit juices! Substitute nectarines for peaches but don’t skip out on the raspberries!
Every Wednesday night during the summer, my 4 year old and I do a cupcake and lemonade stand.
We set up a stand in our front yard and sell fresh squeezed Simple Homemade Lemonade and a gourmet flavor of the week cupcake.
All money earned goes to her future college fund and so far she’s doing quite well for herself.
It’s because of our weekly lemonade stand, that we always have fresh lemons on hand.
However, after 5 weeks of delicious lemonade, I decided that I wanted to try a new recipe.
I had peaches and raspberries on hand and decided to whip up a raspberry peach lemonade syrup.
Just like our Simple Homemade Lemonade, which makes a syrup that you add water to, this raspberry peach lemonade recipe also makes a syrup.
This syrup will keep well in the fridge for up to 5 days until you are ready to use it.
I tried a few versions of this, all of which were WAAAAAY too sweet.
Once I realized that it needed very little sugar because the fruit added almost all the natural sugar it needed.
This raspberry peach lemonade was sweet with a hint of tang from the raspberries.
And has quickly become a new favorite way to do lemonade.
We liked it so much we took it to a friends house to share with them!
Sometimes it’s nice to be friends with a food blogger.
There are usually food related perks every time you see them!
If you love lemonade, peaches and raspberries, then I recommend you give this raspberry peach lemonade recipe a try.
It’s easy to whip together, sweet, hint of tang and goes down real smooth!
Raspberry Peach Lemonade
Ingredients
- 1 cup + 5 cups of water, divided
- 1/4 cup white sugar
- 3 peaches, peeled & diced
- 6 ounces raspberries, washed
- 1 cup fresh squeezed lemon juice (about 1 pound of lemons)
Instructions
In a medium pot, mix 1 cup of water and sugar. Bring to a boil.
Add peaches and raspberries. Cook boiling 5 minutes mixing well. Peaches and raspberries will break down and turn to mush, this is good!
Remove from heat and allow to cool for 5 minutes.
Transfer warm mixture to a blender. Blend or pulse until smooth and no chunks.
Strain mixture through a fine mesh strainer to remove raspberry seeds and any chunks.
Add lemon juice and mix well.
Place mixture in container with a lid and refrigerate until cool.
When ready to serve, add 5 cups of water to lemonade syrup & mix well.
Dino
Wednesday 15th of July 2015
HI i just wander how long will this lemonade syrup keep in the fridge i suppose one can use stivea sugar substitute for regular sugar any idea how much to put as its much sweeter then regular sugar. thanx for recepe regard dino
Janelle
Friday 17th of July 2015
Hi Dino! I read somewhere that 1 cup of sugar = 1 teaspoon stevia. So since this recipe calls for 1/4 cup sugar, I'm going to assume it would convert to 1/4 teaspoon stevia. However, I myself have never used stevia so I cannot guarantee the exact measurement conversion. This recipe will last up to 2 weeks in the fridge and freezes well. I put mine in canning jars and freeze it, allowing it to thaw in the fridge when ready to use. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment!