This Brazilian Limeade is the perfect tart drink to help cool you down in the summer. I would literally drink my calories every day if I could get away with it. I love fruity drinks and fizzy drinks, and really anything that isn’t zero calorie water
Or to even get you through a long winter, you can sip it and dream of a warmer place.
This Brazilian Limeade is full of amazing fruity flavor, and is nonalcoholic, so it’s perfect for kids as well.
We serve this on New Years Eve, birthday parties, summer bbq’s, or just days I need one. Sometimes you just need a Brazilian Limeade, and we have got you covered.
It also requires only six ingredients (two of them are water and ice, so really only 4).
Top off this Brazilian Limeade:
I love topping off my drinks with a little whipped cream and some garnish. This is one of my favorite drinks to top off with whipped cream because it gets a little creamy, and the flavor is extraordinary.
Here are a few other things we like to top them with:
-Lime slice
-Coconut Shreds
-Cool Whip
-Sugared Rim
-Marchino Cherries
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Brazilian Limeade Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 limes, cut into small wedges
- ¾ cup sugar
- 3 Tablespoons sweetened condensed milk
- 1½ cups water
- 1½ cups lemon lime soda
- 1 cup ice, + extra for serving
Equipment
Instructions
- In a blender, puree all ingredients until mostly smooth.
- Pour limeade through a strainer to remove any leftover lime rinds.
- Serve cold with ice.
Notes
- Lime slice
- Coconut Shreds
- Cool Whip
- Sugared Rim
- Marchino Cherries
Nutrition
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This drink sounds delicious! Super refreshing for the heat of summer!
I made this with my son today. I’m sure it will become a favorite in our house.
My girl friend and I have just tried the recipe and it was really good!
We can for sure recommend it!
Sounds wonderful! I think to make it low-carb, though, I’ll use sweetener instead of sugar and canned coconut milk instead of sweetened condensed milk (and maybe some extra sweetener).
Can this be made with something not carbonated?
Sure, the taste may be different than what we know is delicious. But you could find a lemon-lime drink that is not carbonated.