How much acid is in lemonade?
Lemonade contains citric acid, which is naturally present in lemons. The amount of citric acid in lemonade varies depending on the recipe and the type of lemons used. On average, 100 millilitres of lemonade contains approximately 1 gram of citric acid. However, some lemonades may contain more or less citric acid depending on the amount of lemons used.
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