Brazilian lemonade is the cure to what ails you, and an unexpectedly creamy one at that. The drink isn't exactly a lemonade, but a limeade. The drink consists of whole limes blended together with ...

It's typically made with limes and no heavy cream, though: that last point means that a Brazilian lemonade is still creamy but not quite as frothy, so make whichever suits your tastes.

How to Make Brazilian Lemonade. To start, you’ll need fresh limes, sweetened condensed milk, water and ice. Begin by zesting one of your limes and setting that zest aside.

Brazilian Lemonade. 1½ cups sugar (or more to taste, up to 2 cups) 10 cups water. 8 washed limes, cut into eighths. One 13.4-ounce can sweetened condensed milk. Mix cold water and sugar.