A Toronto woman has actually gone part-time at her job to work on making her family's dream of running a business together come true.The idea forbegan back in 2017, when Nacile Sharpe whipped up what she calls some"dinner juice" for her family, and her husband Keifer had an instant reaction.
"I was taken aback and told him to pump the breaks because this was just some 'dinner juice.' After hounding me for months and making countless people taste it, I was sold. As our business and recipe evolved through its infancy stages, he took over the sales and I kept mixing."They call their product"lemonaide" because it's intended to be higher quality and better for you than the average lemonade.
Consumed hot or cold, the drink is so fresh it has to be consumed within five days. Prices start at $12 for a 32-ounce bottle of their classic ginger lemonade without cane sugar. "I went part-time. We believe in our company. We have a great thing that deserves all the attention it could get, so I left my office job and started driving trucks between five and nine at night."