I myself have never heard of this until previously in the week. Why would they feel a need to color a Rasberry smoothie BLUE? If I wanted a BLUEBERRY shake I would of asked for one.
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Maybe tonight we'll fly so far away... We'll be lost before the dawn...
Recently, some weird psychology students at my school did a little experiment about the brain etc. They took some drinks, and coloured them different colours. For example, they took lemonade and made it red. When people tasted it, they thought that it must be something like strawberry, raspberry or cherry flavoured because of the colour...
No it has a different flavor from regular lemonade.
Q: What is "pink" lemonade, and how does it differ from "regular" lemonade. Besides color, obviously.
A: Pink Lemonade is regular lemonade with an extra ingredient (invariably red in color) that alters the flavor, almost always for the sweeter. What that extra ingredient is varies, but it is usually a red fruit juice or syrup. The most common choices are cranberry juice, cherry juice, strawberry juice, or grenadine; take your pick.
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