Wyler's Light Pink Lemonade
Wyler's has been in the powdered drink business since the 1930s, and its Light line brings that lineup to zero sugar in single-stick portions. Pink lemonade is the gentlest of them.
What makes a lemonade pink has never been standardized. Some versions lean on a berry note, others on color alone. Wyler's uses both, and no sugar at all.
Wyler's Light keeps pink lemonade simple. It is softer and rounder than a straight lemonade, with a berry-blush sweetness behind the citrus. We chose it as the box's easygoing pour. It is the one you make without thinking on the way out to the yard.
This one ships inside the Lemonade Box.
120 single-serve drink mix packets · 9 flavors · 3 brands · a mix no single brand sells
- In a mason jar over crushed ice, somewhere with a view of the grill
- Layered half-and-half with the classic lemonade for a sunrise-striped glass
- Stirred into a water bottle before a long walk
Citric acid · Maltodextrin · Aspartame · Potassium citrate · Natural and artificial flavor · Acesulfame potassium · Silicon dioxide · Red 40
Questions, answered.
- How is pink lemonade different from regular lemonade?
- It is softer and slightly less tart, with a light berry roundness and the trademark blush.
- Is it sweetened with sugar?
- No. Wyler's Light is zero sugar, sweetened with aspartame and acesulfame potassium, at roughly five calories a serving.