Making Lemonade – The biological approach
Discussion
When I was a child we had this jar that contained a sort of frog spawn like substance that when left in a warm place with sugar, lemon slices and water in a jar carbonated the water making a sort of lemonade. Does anyone know what bacteria/yeast is used to do this? It seemed to proliferate quite nicely as well as we had to reduce the amount in the jar occasionally.
http://www.microbiologyonline.org.uk/forms/gbeer.p...
Not lemonade, but we used to make this, it was delicious. Might give it a go myself.
Not lemonade, but we used to make this, it was delicious. Might give it a go myself.
I presume it does, I'll let you know 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A827426
Non alcoholic version on that site.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A827426
Non alcoholic version on that site.
Tuscan Tart said:
http://www.microbiologyonline.org.uk/forms/gbeer.p...
Not lemonade, but we used to make this, it was delicious. Might give it a go myself.
Thanks for your replay Tuscan (Usually when I call a girl a tart I get slapped so I might refrain from that for now). It’s really bizarre that I can’t find anything about it even by googling, I went round to a local company (I have a friend there who is a food technologist) and asked her but no-one had any idea either?!!Not lemonade, but we used to make this, it was delicious. Might give it a go myself.
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