In Britain and some other countries, lemonade normally means a clear, lemon-flavoured carbonated soft drink, similar to 7-up or Sprite without the lime flavour. Can be quite pleasant or fairly nasty depending on the quality of flavourings and sweetener used.
Commercial versions of the cloudy drink Americans call "Lemonade" are sold there as "Traditional Lemonade".
Supposedly the Irish call this clear drink "white lemonade" because they also have something called "red lemonade" which looks and tastes different.
A cheap drink little kids can often be found selling, though they don't really use water as an ingredient in the making process. Thus, giving it its yellowish color.
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