Old Orchard releases reduced sugar lemonade
Two new flavors join line of lemonades
Summer is upon us, and with it comes the year's most refreshing opportunity to enjoy an ice-cold lemonade. Old Orchard Brands, Sparta, Mich., offers a new way to enjoy this summertime favorite with its new Cherry Limeade and Watermelon Cucumber Lemonade, which features 33 percent less sugar while maintaining a full-flavor taste, the company says.
Old Orchard's new seasonal flavors are made with real lemon and lime juices to provide a naturally fresh lemonade stand-quality, the company says. In addition, the lemonades are sweetened with a blend of Truvia brand stevia leaf extract and real cane sugar to provide 1/3 less sugar compared to traditional lemonade varieties, it says.
Cherry Limeade and Watermelon Cucumber Lemonade are available in 64-ounce multi-serve bottles with a suggested retail price of $1.99 and can be found in the shelf-stable juice aisle of grocery stores nationwide beginning this month.
"Lemonade is pure summer in liquid form," said health expert and Old Orchard consultant Amy Bragagnini, MS RD chief strategy officer, in a statement. "Unfortunately, many lemonade drinks are either high in sugar or sweetened with artificial ingredients so they typically don't make my recommendation list for healthy families. Old Orchard's new line of lemonades feature only real food ingredients and are naturally lower in sugar, so it's my go-to summer lemonade. And they offer great variety---cherry limeade is a favorite with kids and the watermelon cucumber is the perfect adult beverage mixer!"
Cherry Limeade and Watermelon Cucumber Lemonade join Old Orchard's existing line of naturally reduced-sugar lemonades including Strawberry Lemonade and Country Style Lemonade.
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