Today's Experiment: Colorful Cosmic Lemonade

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Learn About Acids and Bases Today's Experiment: Colorful Cosmic Lemonade This color-changing lemonade doesn't just look cool—it's packed with science! Most liquids are an acid or a base that can be measured on a pH scale of 0 to 14. Our lemonade experiment uses Butterfly Pea Flower Tea, which contains anthocyanin, a natural pH indicator. Tools & Materials: 1 Butterfly Pea Flower Tea Bag or 1 tsp. of loose flowers 1 cup of water Ice 4 cups of lemonade Measuring cups Small ramekin or glass 4 glasses Straw or spoon for stirring Learn About Acids & Bases What Is the BettyLab? The kitchen is more than a room—it's the original culinary science lab. Explore fun cooking experiments with Betty Crocker and discover the possibilities waiting just a kitchen away! LEARN MORE → This email was sent to banquanly...@googlegroups.com because you signed up for the Betty Crocker Newsletter Coupons | Update Your Account Contact Us | Privacy Policy Unsubscribe | Ensure Future Delivery Trademarks referred to herein are the properties of their respective owner. © General Mills Betty Crocker Newsletter Attn: Consumer Services-JFB Number One General Mills Blvd. P.O. Box 9452 Minneapolis, MN 55440, USA