Boil water with sugar and citric acid. Pour in the cones and the juice of the lemons and remove from the stove. Leave it for a week. Stir twice a day.
Strain, boil and bottle. It will keep for at least a year.
A small shot of the syrup in a glass of cold water is enough.
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