Ask for a lemonade in Britain and you get bubbles. Ben Shaws Cloudy Lemonade is exactly that lemonade: fizzy, cloudy and straight out of a British fridge.
It is the can from the chippy cooler, the corner shop on the walk home from school, the one going warm on a pub garden table while the grown-ups said "five more minutes" for the third time.
The cloud settles if you leave it. Tip it gently, don't shake it, unless you fancy wearing it.
Get it cold, crack it open, and drink it before anyone asks for "just a sip". It is never just a sip.
Frequently asked questions about Ben Shaws Cloudy Lemonade
Q: Is this the UK version?
A: It is. This is the British Ben Shaws can, and we ship it from within Canada.
Q: What makes it cloudy lemonade?
A: It is fizzy lemonade with a hazy look rather than a clear one. If it has settled in the can, tip it gently before opening and the cloud comes back.
Q: How big is the can?
A: A standard 330ml can, the same size you would grab from a fridge in any British corner shop.
Q: Can I make a shandy with it?
A: You can, and plenty of people do. Half lager, half lemonade, and you are back in a beer garden somewhere in the north.
More about Ben Shaws Cloudy Lemonade
Cloudy lemonade lives on the fizzy pop shelf in Britain, alongside the dandelion and burdock and the cream soda. It is the quiet favourite: not flashy, always there, and the first thing a lot of people reach for with a bag of chips.
Search for lemonade in Canada and you mostly find the still kind in a jug, which is lovely in its own right but not the one you were after. If what you remember is a cold can that hisses when you open it, this is that.
It comes as a single 330ml can, the standard size that fits in a lunch bag or a fridge door. Keep it in the cupboard until you need it, then give it a proper spell in the fridge. Pour it over ice, drink it from the can, or go half and half with lager for a shandy the way your uncle always did.
Ben Shaws is a Yorkshire soft drinks name best known in Britain for its dandelion and burdock. People tend to buy the lemonade with a few other British fizzy drinks and a couple of packets of crisps, which is how most good evenings start.
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