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" Love the fresh taste of this summer thirst quencher? Unwilling to squeeze a whole bag of lemons to get it? We hear you. You can put your juicer back in storage, because the supermarket is full of new lemonades \u2014 and the GHRI has found a winner. Our 17 volunteers blind-sampled 13 nationally available classic lemonades. Eleven were sweetened with sugar, and contained 10 to 16 percent juice. Some were fresh squeezed; some were from concentrate. The other two, artificially sweetened, hit a sour note with tasters, one of whom noted, &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s like drinking a lemon lollipop.&amp;quot; Here&amp;#039;s what our lemonaders liked.  First Place: Whole Foods Market 365 Pasteurized Lemonade With 12 percent juice and 27 grams of sugar per serving, this lemonade was praised for its &amp;quot;refreshing blend of tartness and sweetness.&amp;quot; And surprise! It&amp;#039;s made from concentrate.  Honorable Mention: Odwalla Quencher Pure Squeezed Lemonade It contained the highest amount of lemon juice, 16 percent, of all of our samples. Some tasters complained that it was &amp;quot;too tart&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;intense&amp;quot;; others loved its &amp;quot;fresh flavor.&amp;quot; Bottom line: If you like lemonade that makes you pucker, this one&amp;#039;s for you. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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