Add ice (2 cups) before serving and enjoying!Not only does brazilian lemonade contain this special ingredient, but it also uses whole limes — pith, peel, and all.
Pour the blended lime mixture through the strainer, using a spoon or spatula to press down on the solids and extract as much liquid as possible.Place a fine mesh strainer over a large pitcher or bowl.Add the peeled limes and coconut water to the blender and blend.
Get the complete (printable) frozen brazilian limeade recipe + video below.Blend until well combined and frothy.
Stir together 7 cups cold water with 3/4 cup sugar and set aside.Add 1 tbsp lime zest and juice from 5 limes into your blender jar (it's super fast to juice limes if you have a citrus squeezer like this one ).In a blender add the whole limes, sweetened condensed milk, sugar, and water.
What does a brazilian lemonade taste like?Limes are also less expensive and more readily available in brazil.
Pour the lime water back into the blender.Add the condensed milk and the water to the blender along with the limes and blend for no more than 15 seconds (the more you blend, the bitterer the limeade will turn out)Slice 4 of the limes in 8 parts each and add them to a blender.
Place the limes (yes, including the peel) in a blender with sugar, condensed milk, and ice.How to make brazilian limeade (lemonade):
Pour it into a vase using a strainer to remove the chunks of lime.
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Boston Celtics guard Derrick White has agreed on a four-year, $125.9 million contract extension, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski. The deal includes a player option.
Boston acquired White, who turns 30 on Tuesday, at the trade deadline in 2022, sending a first-round pick and a future first-round swap to the San Antonio Spurs to land the versatile guard. White went on to help the Celtics reach the 2022 NBA Finals, where they lost to the Golden State Warriors in six games.
After primarily playing in a sixth-man role down the stretch and in the playoffs for Boston in his first half-season with the Celtics, White moved into the starting lineup for each of the past two seasons, earning second-team All-Defensive honors in each year and establishing himself as one of the league's premier two-way guards.
That reputation was enhanced, in large part, by White making significant gains as a shooter across the past two seasons, hitting 38.1% and 39.6% of his triples in the regular season, respectively, and making more than 40% of them in both of Boston's past two playoff runs. He averaged 13.8 points, 48 rebounds and shot 39.5% from long range in the Finals as the Celtics beat the Dallas Mavericks 4-1 to win the franchise's record 18th NBA title.
By extending White, the Celtics have secured all their core players on long-term contracts as they try to keep the league's defending champions together for the foreseeable future.
ESPN's Tim Bontemps contributed to this report.
