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]]>Arnold Palmer was a legendary American golfer from Latrobe, Pennsylvania who won seven Major Championships in the 1950s and 1960s, becoming one of the best golfers of his time.
After golfing, Palmer was known to head to the country club at the course he was playing and order a drink that consisted of three parts unsweetened ice tea and one part lemonade in order to cool down.
Palmer often ordered his special drink at country clubs where he was known by simply ordering a “Mr. Palmer.” The waitstaff at places like Augusta National and his hometown club of Latrobe Country Club always knew what he was talking about.
However, according to Palmer himself, in the late 1960s in Palm Springs, California, a woman overheard him ordering his signature drink at a country club and said that she would like one of those “Mr. Palmers” too. From there, the drink spread by word of mouth all over the country until it became a household name. Cheers to Arnold Palmer and his special, delicious drink!
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]]>For tea:
For lemonade:
Other ingredients:
Start off by preparing the tea that you’ll use in the drink. Begin by bringing 64 fluid ounces of water to a boil and turn off the heat. Once the water is slightly cooled from the boiling point, place the tea bags into the water and allow to steep for 5-7 minutes.
After this, introduce the 1.5 cups of white sugar while the water is still hot and stir until dissolved. Set aside.
As the tea begins to cool, juice eight lemons (or however many you need to get 8 fluid ounces of lemon juice). Add in a pitcher to 40 fluid ounces of water, and add sugar.
Next, pour the still-warm hot tea into the pitcher along with the lemonade, add the rest of the sugar, and stir until the other cup of sugar is completely dissolved.
Cover and allow to chill in the refrigerator until cool. Serve in a glass with ice and lemon slices for a little bit of decoration. Cheers!
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]]>The post The Story of How Arnold Palmers Were Created appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>Arnold Palmer was a legendary American golfer from Latrobe, Pennsylvania who won seven Major Championships in the 1950s and 1960s, becoming one of the best golfers of his time.
After golfing, Palmer was known to head to the country club at the course he was playing and order a drink that consisted of three parts unsweetened ice tea and one part lemonade in order to cool down.
Palmer often ordered his special drink at country clubs where he was known by simply ordering a “Mr. Palmer.” The waitstaff at places like Augusta National and his hometown club of Latrobe Country Club always knew what he was talking about.
However, according to Palmer himself, in the late 1960s in Palm Springs, California, a woman overheard him ordering his signature drink at a country club and said that she would like one of those “Mr. Palmers” too. From there, the drink spread by word of mouth all over the country until it became a household name. Cheers to Arnold Palmer and his special, delicious drink!
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]]>The post All-Natural Arnold Palmers are a Refreshing Treat appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>For tea:
For lemonade:
Other ingredients:
Start off by preparing the tea that you’ll use in the drink. Begin by bringing 64 fluid ounces of water to a boil and turn off the heat. Once the water is slightly cooled from the boiling point, place the tea bags into the water and allow to steep for 5-7 minutes.
After this, introduce the 1.5 cups of white sugar while the water is still hot and stir until dissolved. Set aside.
As the tea begins to cool, juice eight lemons (or however many you need to get 8 fluid ounces of lemon juice). Add in a pitcher to 40 fluid ounces of water, and add sugar.
Next, pour the still-warm hot tea into the pitcher along with the lemonade, add the rest of the sugar, and stir until the other cup of sugar is completely dissolved.
Cover and allow to chill in the refrigerator until cool. Serve in a glass with ice and lemon slices for a little bit of decoration. Cheers!
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