Name: Soda Limeade
Ingredients: 2 tb Lime Juice; 1 tb Sugar; 8 oz Seltzer Water; Ice; To Fill Glass; Thin Slice Of Lime; Garnish

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Asian	Asian, Beverages, Fatfree	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

2	tb	Lime Juice
1	tb	Sugar
8	oz	Seltzer Water
		Ice
		To Fill Glass
		Thin Slice Of Lime; Garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

Add the lime juice and sugar to the glass. Add some ice. (If you don't put
in some of the ice before the seltzer water it will bubble a lot.) Fill the
glass with seltzer water and then the rest of the ice. Add a very thin
slice of lime as garnish if you wish.
Jeff and I really enjoy this. We found out about it when we ate in
Vietnamese restaurant. We use seltzer water without sodium. The counts are
for regular seltzer water that I have included.
NOTES : Cal 56.7 Total Fat 0g Sat Fat 0g Carb 15.3g Fib 0.1g Pro 01.g Sod
3mg CFF 0.4%
Posted to EAT-LF Digest by Reggie Dwork <[email protected]> on Sep 20,
1998, converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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