Black Light Lemonade
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Cool-o-rama! I had no idea. Tucking this idea away for future use!
Warmly, Michelle
What a neat drink idea! Could have used that at a Halloween party we went to tonight. 😉
I LOVE this idea!! I wish I had seen it before my bunco! I could have surprised the girls! 🙂
Have a GREAT day and Happy Halloween!!!
This is an awesome idea! I will get this one working on this year’s Halloween party. I’ve pinned it so I won’t forget, thanks for sharing:)
That would be great if tonic water wasn’t so bitter and gross. No o0ffence
None taken. I haven’t ever tried the tonic water alone, but it tastes just like sparkling lemonade when the lemonade is mixed in it.
How dark does the room have to be in order for the black light to work? I can see this in a haunted house situation but would it work in a classroom?
It isn’t really how dark it is that matters, it is the strength of the black light. We served this in my husband’s 3rd grade class 2 years in a row and it was a huge hit! He had a few black lights around the classroom and put blankets over the windows. Hope this helps!
Totally gonna try this for my 16th!
Amazing how cool this makes water look!
I made this and it still has that bitter after taste
That is interesting! I wonder if it just depends on the brands that you use. I have made this a few times and haven’t ever had a bitter taste.
what did you use?
We have tried a variety of different flavors and brands. I usually just grab Country Time or Great Value brand.
Used at my granddaughter party yesterday and most of them did not like the taste at all!!!!!!!’ So it was a flop.
Is it safe for the kids to drink tonic water. I just want to do this for them.
Yes it is safe. It isn’t any more dangerous than drinking soda.
Ok so I’m trying to make this for my daughters bday party, I’m mixing tonic water lemonde mix and regular sugar 2 cups a gallon and you can tast the tonic water in it any suggestions to make it taste it better?
I would try making it another flavor. Lemonade has such a light taste, I would try using a grape or even a fruit punch and see if that helps.
Does it work with lemonade already in a bottle and I just add the tonic water?
You could try it, but I don’t think it would be as bright because the lemonade would be more watered down.
How much tonic water do you add for on gallon of lemonade
You don’t mix it with actual lemonade. You just mix the lemonade mix with the tonic water instead of regular water.
There are other drinks that glow under blacklights:
Yellow = drinks with vitamin B like energy drinks or add a little vitamin B to any clear drink,
Blue = tonic water of course, Purple = Tonic + a touch of Cranberry Juice,
Green = Yellow (vitamin B) + a few drops of blue food coloring,
White = Milk drinks.
Experiment.
The lemonade was good but soooooo bitter, we had to add a bunch of sugar to make it tolerable! Cool in theory and it looked fantastic though!
What ratios of tonic water to flavor do you use for a large group of people? (A large punch bowl?)