CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Beverages	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	c	Lemon Juice
1	c	Orange Juice
3/4	c	Light Corn Syrup
2	c	Sparkling Water; Chilled
2	c	Ginger Ale; Chilled
1	pk	Frozen Whole Strawberries; (16 Ounces) Or 1 pint of fresh strawberries

INSTRUCTIONS

Combine lemon juice, orange juice and corn syrup. Add chilled sparkling
water and ginger ale. Serve over ice with strawberries.
This recipe comes from Mary Beth Roe's Cookbook "More Family Favorites"
Published by FLP Publications PO box 208 Long Prairie, Minnesota 56347 Item
# f-14927 All portions of Mary Beth's proceeds go to charity.
Recipe by: Mary Beth Roe "More Family Favorites"
Posted to recipelu-digest by PLK1028@aol.com on Feb 2, 1998

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