Product Field NotesFarm Kitchen
Lavender Blueberry Lemonade Mix: A Michigan Summer in a Glass
Save
Michigan is serious about blueberries, and our Lavender Blueberry Lemonade Gourmet Mix puts them where they belong in July: in a sweating glass of lemonade. Juicy blueberry meets tart lemon, with a touch of lavender to tie them together.
The flavor
This one is fruit-forward and tart, with more depth than a plain lemonade. The blueberry gives it a jammy, summery note, and the lavender reads as a floral lift rather than a strong flavor. It comes in an 11.5 oz sealed kraft pouch.
How to mix it
- Add 2 tablespoons of mix to a glass, or 1 cup to a 2-quart pitcher.
- Pour in cold water (8 oz per glass, 8 cups per pitcher) and stir until dissolved.
- Taste and adjust, then add ice right before serving so it does not water down.
Ways to serve it
- Fruit-filled pitcher: add fresh blueberries and lemon slices for a pitcher that looks as good as it tastes.
- Slush: blend the mixed lemonade with ice for a frozen drink. The Strawberry Lavender Lemonade Slush method works with blueberry too.
- Sparkling: dissolve the mix in a little still water, then top with sparkling water. See our Sparkling Lavender Lemonade with Rock Candy Stirrers for a party version.
- For the 21+ crowd: vodka or gin both pair well with blueberry and lemon.
Storing it
Seal the pouch tightly after each scoop and keep it in a cool, dry pantry. Always use a dry spoon so the mix does not clump. Mixed lemonade keeps covered in the fridge for a day or two; give it a stir before pouring.
For gifts and gatherings
A pouch makes a cheerful hostess gift for a cookout, a graduation party or a lake weekend. Pair it with other drink mixes or honey sticks in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
How is it different from the classic Lavender Lemonade mix?
Classic is sweet, tart and floral. Blueberry Lemonade adds a juicy berry layer on top.
Can I make it ahead for a party?
Yes. Mix the pitcher a few hours ahead and chill it, then add ice and fruit right before guests arrive.
Share how it went in your field