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Rachel Judson came up with the term when she was five, and later on she went to write a joke.com and wrote it, and then after about two years, they used it on the Disney Channel's Hannah Montana.
SECOND ANSWER: Seems there are other theories about this. One of the most plausible is that it originated in the UK with an add for a dish-washing detergent named SQEZY in the 1960s or 1970s. It was lemon flavoured, and one presumably had to squeeze the container, as we still do today with liquid dish-washing products. Slogan on container: "Easy peasy with Lemon Sqezy." It's as easy as that!
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