Fresh Coconut Limeade

Don’t you love Limeades? I know I do. What I didn’t know is all the variations and delicious mix you can do with it. I recently went to a restaurant and they had this yummy and fresh Coconut Limeade and I went for it right away and so did my bro. Oh wow, it was delicious. I knew I had to try that at home.

Fresh Coconut Limeade

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When I had the chance I bought a coconut at the grocery store. Yeah, a real one! I had to break it clean it and to be honest I ate quite some pieces in the process LOL.

I was experimenting so when I bled the ingredients together I couldn’t really get rid of the tiny fibers from the coconut. It tasted really good and at the end I grabbed a spoon and ate all the coconut left. I’m planning on making this again with coconut milk and just some pieces of fresh coconut and see how it goes. So stick around so you will see the new recipe soon!

It’s super easy!

First mix lime juice with water. This step will depend on each one, how strong you like it. Once you get it to mix it in a blender with the coconut, ice, and sugar.

I blend it for quite a while varying the speed so the coconut would get really shredded. When you turn the blender off it will look like a smoothie if you want it thinner or liquid add more water or both lime juice and water.

Serve and enjoy.

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I’ll see you soon with the new version of this fresh Coconut Limeade =D.

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Fresh Coconut Limeade

Camila Rojas
This is a simple and yet delicious recipe to make fresh coconut limeade, you will want to grab a spoon and eay the coconut at the end. Check it out!
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 10 mins
Total Time 10 mins
Course Drinks
Cuisine Traditional
Servings 4

Ingredients
  

  • 1 whole coconut cleaned and cut in pieces
  • 5 key limes juice
  • 1 cup ice
  • whater
  • about 4 tbsp sugar

Instructions
 

  • First mix lime juice with water. This step will depend on each one, how strong you like it. Once you get it mix it in a blender with the coconut, ice and sugar.
  • I blend it for quite a while varying the speed so the coconut would get really shredded. When you turn the blender off it will look like a smoothie if you want it more thin or liquid add more water or both lime juice and water.
  • Serve and enjoy.
Keyword coconut recipe, limeade recipe, summer drink

What do you think??? have you done Limeade with fresh coconut? how have you done it???

Need another fresh beverage idea? try this one?

Pineapple Strawberry Banana Smoothie Recipe

Til' next time...

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13 Comments

  1. Okay. I’ll admit it. I’m totally lazy, and the thought of dealing with an actual coconut fills me with dread (although I do love coconut oil). Do you think I could use canned coconut milk with this – or even coconut water? I’m thinking maybe the coconut water would make it too thin…but maybe if I added a little coconut oil to it, it would thicken it up some. Hmm… maybe I’ll have to do some experimenting. :-)

    1. You can definitely use coconut milk. The recipe is a little different though! I have a recipe using coconut milk and Malibu, but you can just skip the alcohol {Malibu} and make it! Super easy and so yummy!

      Thanks for stopping by!
      Hugs

  2. Talk about the perfect spring or summer drink! You always share the best recipes, and I can’t wait to try this. Thanks for linking up at Snickerdoodle Sunday. :)

    1. Oooh thank you Dee! I’m so so glad you like it… I’m sure you will love it but don’t forget your spoon for the end!!!
      XOXO