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June 22, 2017

Laura Palmer (Coffee and Lemonade)

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For years I’ve been a fan of the drink known as the Arnold Palmer. You know the one: half iced tea, half lemonade. It’s genius.

I’m also a fan of the television show Twin Peaks, which tells the story of the murder of Laura Palmer. On Twin Peaks, they drink a lot of coffee.



If you put two and two together, you can probably get where I’m going here: Arnold Palmer = lemonade and iced tea, but Laura Palmer = lemonade and coffee.

That’s right! This drink is lemonade and coffee. Isn’t that genius?

I first came across it last year when I read about a café in Brooklyn that offered it called Supercrown Coffee. I loved it so much that I did a drawing of it on my daily illustration Instagram account, @dailyillo. Then I started making my own lemonade and taking it to my day job to mix with iced coffee and share with my coworkers. Laura Palmer Fridays, we called them. So now that summer is fully upon us, I’ve decided to share my recipe. It’s a slight variation on the Supercrown version.

If you like Arnold Palmers and you’re also a coffee fan, I encourage you to give this a shot. The drink seems to be picking up momentum around the Internet, so I guess there’s something to it. And, of course, don’t forget to hashtag your social media posts about it with #nutfreevegan so I can see how it went!

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Laura Palmer (Coffee and Lemonade)

This coffee and lemonade mashup will make your hot summer afternoon as exciting as Twin Peaks, the television show it's named after.
Prep Time10 minutes mins
Cook Time18 hours hrs
Total Time18 hours hrs 10 minutes mins
Course: Drinks
Yield: 1 pitcher of each ingredient
Author: The Nut-Free Vegan

Ingredients

  • FOR THE LEMONADE
  • 6½ cups water
  • 2 cups sugar
  • 2 cups fresh lemon juice about 8 lemons

  • FOR THE COFFEE
  • I use this recipe from Jamie Oliver

Instructions

  • Mix 2 cups water with sugar until sugar is dissolved.
  • Stir in lemon juice.
  • Add remaining water.
  • Pour lemonade and coffee into glass filled with ice, 1:2 ratio.

 

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Filed Under: Drinks Tagged With: Coffee, Drink, Iced, Laura Palmer, Lemonade

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  1. How To Make the Best Iced Coffee Of Your Life | says:
    June 25, 2017 at 5:04 pm

    […] Just about everyone raises an eyebrow at first when they hear “iced coffee lemonade,” but when you think about it, why is iced coffee any weirder than iced tea? This combination—sometimes called a “Laura Palmer” as a nod to both Arnold Palmer (for whom the famous iced tea/lemonade combo is named) and Twin Peaks, this drink has been popping up on summer menus at the best cafés in the world. Get the recipe. […]

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  2. How To Make the Best Iced Coffee Of Your Life -RocketNews says:
    June 25, 2017 at 5:10 pm

    […] Just about everyone raises an eyebrow at first when they hear “iced coffee lemonade,” but when you think about it, why is iced coffee any weirder than iced tea? This combination—sometimes called a “Laura Palmer” as a nod to both Arnold Palmer (for whom the famous iced tea/lemonade combo is named) and Twin Peaks, this drink has been popping up on summer menus at the best cafés in the world. Get the recipe. […]

    Reply
  3. How To Make the Best Iced Coffee Of Your Life | Health Top News says:
    June 26, 2017 at 8:22 am

    […] Just about everyone raises an eyebrow at first when they hear “iced coffee lemonade,” but when you think about it, why is iced coffee any weirder than iced tea? This combination—sometimes called a “Laura Palmer” as a nod to both Arnold Palmer (for whom the famous iced tea/lemonade combo is named) and Twin Peaks, this drink has been popping up on summer menus at the best cafés in the world. Get the recipe. […]

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