AZ Lemonade Stand — Restaurant in Phoenix

Sorry For Such A Low Rating... Yet, it's very difficult to rate a product without even testing it, unless - Of Course, accessing the product presents GREAT DIFFICULTIES!! So Question The Creative Inventors Of This Lemonade "JAR"... How Do You Get The Damn Thing Open? Purchased The Product Well Over A Week Ago, and literally have tried everything, (short of breaking the thing) & still have yet to quench my thirst!! Thank God for other reliable forms of hydration, otherwise an old goat like me could end up dehydrated!! Unless of course, your product is only for the SUPER FIT YOUNG CROWD... I would definitely consider a making it more accessible!! Considering the cost frame, and the reality that I will either return it to the grocery store, or mounted with extreme frustration from not being able to open the JAR... Throw the damn...

Just have to share my story with everyone I recently bought 4 flavors of this lemonade and let me just say that I learned a long time ago that quality is worth it. And customer service is equally as important The retail store I bought the lemonade from must not have rotated their stock or something because when I got home and tasted the lemonade it didn't taste as expected I contacted the company the next day and they were extremely apologetic about the taste and immediately asked if they could bring me replacements this was on Friday the following Monday they were at my door with 4 jars This is very impressive customer service I mean how many companies actually value their customers enough to do what they did Thank you to your whole team at Arizona lemonade stand This is the lemonade you...

The lemonade is delicious, but the real reason for the review is the jars. My husband and I read through the reviews before picking some up, and we honestly laughed at the reviews giving 1 star because the jars were hard to open ... but then the jars laughed at us. No amount of knocking or tapping did anything - those things are sealed tight.

Here's the important takeaway: Take a spoon and wedge it under the lid (using the tip of the actual spoon, not the handle). It doesn't need to go very far under and it shouldn't take much effort. Gently pry the side of the jar lid up just a bit in a couple of places (think a motion akin to opening a paint can) and the seal on the lid will audibly/visually pop. After that, the jar can be...