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by justzisguyuknow
3290 days ago
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> Others have found that signals from the liver may help dictate our dietary choices, particularly our cravings for sweets, like a ripe peach or a tall glass of Newman’s Own Virgin Limeade — which our local supermarket chain has, to our personal devastation, suddenly stopped selling, so please, liver, get a grip. What the heck is that doing in an otherwise (seemingly) scientific article? |
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> What the heck is that doing in an otherwise (seemingly) scientific article?
Particularly since both Limeade and sugar/simple syrup are easy to make.
Syrup: 2c sugar/1c water, heat until clear, cover, cool, store in a squeeze bottle.
Limeade: 10% fresh squeezed lime juice, sugar syrup to taste but probably no more than 10%, 80% water. Depending on size & squeezer, figure maybe 1/2 oz of juice per lime. It's even easy to make single glasses.