A Lemon Shaker is fresh-squeezed lemonade, shaken to order in the cup with real lemons, sugar, and ice, so it comes out cold and frothy. One size, 32 oz. Add a flavor or keep it classic.
Fresh-squeezed lemonade is the base. Shake in any one of these, or leave it plain.
Strawberry
Blue Raspberry
Red Raspberry
Pineapple
Mango Peach
Watermelon
Lavender
Prickly Pear
Cherry Lime
Not sure? Plain fresh-squeezed is always the move on a hot afternoon.
Not in a lemonade mood?
Tea, sweet tea, and Arnold Palmers
We pour a few other cold ones from the same cart. Feel free to add a flavor.
Iced tea
Cold, fresh-brewed, poured over ice.
Sweet tea
Brewed sweet, the way it should be.
Arnold Palmer
Half iced tea, half lemonade.
The county-fair way
How we make a shaker
We squeeze real lemons, add sugar and ice, cap the cup, and shake it right in front of you at the booth. That's the old county-fair shake-up style, and it's why it comes out frothy instead of flat. Tart or sweet, that part's your call, and it's poured fresh while you wait.
“Bakers choice makes the BEST kettle corn and the lemon shakers are delicious. He also does many charitable events for local schools in his area. Hands down, one of the best I know.”
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Where to get one
Find us, and the shakers are right there
Our Lemon Shakers pour at the same booths as the kettle corn, at fairs, festivals, farmers markets, and football games across Northern California and out to Reno. Drinks are booth-only, shaken fresh while you wait, so we can't ship a shaker your way like we're planning to with the corn. Check the Find Us calendar to see where the kettles are headed, because the shakers are right there beside them.
Fresh-squeezed is the base, and you can shake in any one of nine flavors: Strawberry, Blue Raspberry, Red Raspberry, Pineapple, Mango Peach, Watermelon, Lavender, Prickly Pear, and Cherry Lime. Or keep it classic.
How big is a Lemon Shaker?
One size, 32 oz. Enough to share, though most folks do not.
What's an Arnold Palmer?
Half iced tea and half lemonade, poured together over ice. We make ours with the same fresh-squeezed lemonade that goes in the shakers.
Where can I get one?
At our booth. We pour Lemon Shakers at the same fairs, festivals, farmers markets, and football games as the kettle corn, across Northern California and out to Reno. Drinks are shaken fresh while you wait, so they are booth-only. Check the Find Us calendar for where we will be.
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