Cooking Instructions
- 1
Take chilled water and pour in glasses
- 2
Take lemon and 1 lemon cut in half and squeeze in both glass
- 3
Take another lemon and cut in slices.
- 4
Add slices in glass
- 5
Add honey and mix it.
- 6
Add ice it needed.
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