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HOMEMAKERS

Daidai Lemon Syrup 500ml (for professional use, no label)

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    Shodoshima, the Island of Citrus
    Taking advantage of the mild climate of the Seto Inland Sea, a variety of citrus fruits have been grown on Shodoshima Island since ancient times.
    Mikan, lemon, dai dai, lime, and sudachi. The harvesting of sudachi begins in late summer, and in October, sweet and sour unshu mikan oranges come from all over the island.
    When we receive a large amount of them, HOMEMAKERS
    Farm & Cafe, we share them with them, saying, "Please feel free to have mikan.
    In December, the lemons turn yellow, and their sweet, fresh aroma makes me drool.
    Daidai Lemon Syrup is made from Daidai and lemons (pesticide-free) grown on Shodoshima Island, domestic honey, and millet sugar.

    The fresh citrus aroma and tartness are the best!
    HOMEMAKERS' Daidai Lemon Syrup is made with as little sugar as possible.
    We want our customers to enjoy the tartness of the citrus fruits and not be left with a sweet taste after drinking it.
    In hot weather, it can be mixed with soda water to make Daidai Lemon Soda, and in cold weather, it can be mixed with hot water to make Hot Daidai Lemon.
    We recommend a ratio of 1 syrup to 4 water (diluted about 5 times).

    Daidai Lemon Soda
    Pour 1 part syrup to 4 parts soda water and stir gently.
    2 tablespoons of Daidai Lemon Syrup - 150 ml of soda water
    Ice (to taste) - Citrus slices (to taste)

    Hot Daidai Lemon Just pour hot water. It warms up your body in cold season.
    When mixing with hot water, it tastes a little sweeter, so you may add honey or other ingredients to your liking.
    1 to 2 tablespoons of Daidai Lemon Syrup
    Hot water 150ml ・Honey (to taste)

    500 ml of honey (to taste)
    There is no label because it is for professional use.

    Product Details
    Name: Daidai Lemon Syrup
    Ingredients: Lemon juice, lemon juice, cane sugar, honey
    Contents: 500ml
    Shelf life: 2 months or more from the date of order
    Store at room temperature out of direct sunlight.
    Seller: HOMEMAKERS Takuhiro Mimura HT
    *Do not feed to infants under 1 year of age as it contains honey.

    HOMEMAKERS

    Creating a place where we live and work is the most enjoyable time for us.
    Making HOME, where we spend our days, a comfortable and enjoyable place, inviting people from all walks of life, having meals together, and spending good times together, is what we value.

    Commitment to Products
    There was a time in America when housewives were called "homemakers.
    It meant that the job of the housewife was to make various things at home.

    They made food, clothes, furniture, houses, and many other things around them.
    If we could live a life of making things necessary for daily life with our own hands, our lives would surely be enriched.
    With this in mind, we launched HOMEMAKERS in June 2013 as a couple.

    HOMEMAKERS' ginger syrup starts with growing ginger.
    The main ingredient is ginger, which they grow themselves without using pesticides or chemical fertilizers in the fields of Shodoshima while pulling weeds.
    The syrup is made by carefully boiling the ginger with organic spices such as cinnamon and cardamom, and millet sugar produced in Tanegashima. The syrup has the perfect combination of the tangy spiciness of ginger and the rich sweetness and spicy aroma of millet sugar!

    Ginger syrup is a part of everyday life.
    Having something tasty to drink will surely make your everyday life more enjoyable.

    We also carry other products such as dressings made from organic vegetables.
    We would be happy if we could bring [delicious] to your dining table.