Make These TikTok Whipped Lemonade Variations
In recent days, you may have seen a new lemonade recipe popular on social media. It’s called whipped lemonade . It is made by whipping a quarter cup of heavy cream with two tablespoons of lemonade mixture. After the cream is whipped until soft peaks, you put the mixture in a small glass filled with one glass of water and a handful of ice cubes, then stir or shake the mixture. The result is a creamy, tangy, lemon flavor that evokes nostalgic memories of classic lemonade, while the cream adds a certain amount of weight.
A zesty citrus flavor paired with a ton of cream is an underrated combination you’ll recognize if you’ve ever made our citrus ice cream without whipping . If you’ve already made whipped lemonade (and I recommend you do), you’ll definitely love these other lemonade options.
How to cook Brazilian limada
Brazilian limad is made from whole lime and condensed milk. To do this, cut four limes into eight pieces each and place them in a blender along with half a glass of condensed milk and four glasses of water. Beat for no more than 15 seconds, as beating too long will make the lime bitter. Then, using a fine mesh strainer, pour the juice into a jug of ice. Garnish with lime wedges and, if desired, mint leaves when serving.
The result is a slightly sweet milk lemonade. If you want your milk to be a little sweeter, add a little more sweetened condensed milk. If there are too many whole limes, you can substitute lime juice instead. Either way, this is the perfect summer drink.
How to make whipped frozen lemonade
If you want your whipped lemonade to be cold, then whipped frozen lemonade is the way to go. Whipped frozen lemonade combines the creaminess of a milkshake with the vibrancy of citrus. To make it, combine half a cup of plain syrup, half a cup of lemon juice, one cup of full coconut milk, and two and a half cups of ice in a blender. After mixing, pour into four eight-ounce glasses.
How to make a whipped Kool-Aid
If the taste of lemon powder makes you nostalgic, then so does Kool-Aid. Whipped lemonade is essentially whipped cream sweetened with lemon-flavored sugar. If you don’t like the lemon scent, but lack that artificial flavor that only comes from the brightly colored packet, replace it with two tablespoons of sugar mixed with a little Kool-Aid powder.
Before you know it, you’ll be heading back to summer camp with bad hair, skin blemishes, braces and all. Given the hellish landscape we’ve just experienced, those days might not have been all that bad.