Swiss lemonade! The best lemonade

[@gabrielapeter5412]

as a Swiss I would like to confirm that NO ONE knows this lemonade in our country 😂😂😂

[@worldtraveler930]

That's because Lemons were NEVER Used in this They were ALL Limes!!! 🤠👍🇨🇭

[@gromnasty]

It's a Brazilian lemonade 😂😂😂

[@advocatevarunrathi2831]

She is conning us.

[@brendaamira7249]

Its brazillian lemonade. Its called limonada siuca/ Swiss lemonade because the sweetened condensed milk used is made my Nestle

[@katt8318]

😂😂😂

[@mikiebaxter9044]

Isn't that a lime 🤔

[@johnbarrie447]

I watched another video on this and apparently in other countries "lemon" is an umbrella term that includes lemons and limes as well as other sharp citrus.

[@TomTom-io8lc]

that's what I was thinking, lm trying this and hoping limes are correct

[@LilSmokio420]

Here in Mexico it's kinda backwards, limón = lime, lima = lemon

[@chiwaled]

LMAO....the woman called limes, lemons lmao

[@johnbarrie447]

@@chiwaled in lots of Hispanic countries limes are called green lemons, etc. So it’s not that she “got it wrong,” it’s that she’s not using American terminology.

[@bettiraige3474]

This recipe is from Brazil. The Swiss might drink it, but its not from there.

[@dinnerboons1504]

In Brazil, they call it Swiss Lemonade. Don’t ask me why, ask the Brazilians.

[@chrisgoertzen3001]

@@dinnerboons1504 It's because they imported the condensed milk from Switzerland

[@parallel23s]

​@@chrisgoertzen3001, wrong. The condensed milk is made here, but the company - Nestlé - is swiss.

[@GrandAncientOak]

The recipe is incredibly simple, and it's a perfect example of how many cultures independently create similar recipes, not through imitation but through natural discovery.

[@linamarie84]

You cannot say that. That's NOT fact. EVERY Country has their own version.

[@javonnemcclellan5923]

“We’re gonna need six lemons” *cuts limes

[@Suv_playz]

Bro who cares it’s good

[@TheBackroomsExplorer-TLD]

Everyone here needs to understand that not everyone uses the same terms as people in America do. In America these are called limes. In other places these are called lemons, green lemons, limas, limón, etc. not everyone needs to be American. There is no “wrong” name for this.

[@unfamiliarenvironments]

@@TheBackroomsExplorer-TLDstfu

[@girly068]

😂🍋😭

[@exabood]

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[@FriedCrispies]

Whatever it is called...i made it with 2 large lemons, a couple cups of ice, a can of sweetened condensed milk, and 4 small scoops of vanilla bean ice cream... it's delicious...lemon meringue milk shake... new favorite summer icecream

[@MrMojitoguru]

thats BRAZILIAN. They actually have limes.

[@discoveryrecipes]

Thank you

[@grinchmafia7295]

In Brazil they call it Swiss lemonade

[@HuhSubject]

It’s actually the same thing

[@saniaamirbaaz8850]

@@discoveryrecipes I heard that in Brazil they call them Swiss lemonade, so don’t stress it.

[@marche434]

Bro graduated from mc donalds bathroom

[@kayday6388]

Thats definitely not a lemon but apparently Brazilian "lemon"ade is made this way as well.

[@Kavanaru]

In Brasil, it's called Swiss lemonade (limonada suiça) ... it's the same recipe

[@chiwaled]

This is true also in jamaica. We make lemonade with limes. But we don't call limes lemons LOL

[@TwelveK]

@@chiwaled Brebege!

[@chiwaled]

@@TwelveK yes lmao

[@Thesalmon54]

It is Brazilian lemonade

[@calleyomalley512]

This is like Key Lime pie in liquid form. Looks amazingly delicious.

[@DraegharAhrman]

🔥🔥🔥

[@CrniJugo]

im swiss, and i never heard of this drink before

[@catevieux9598]

Moi non plus j'ai toujours entendu dire que c était Bresilien . C'est un raccourci à cause du lait peut être.... 🧐

[@cabritowpreto]

Becausse i dont know why but here in brazik we invented that and put the drinks name swiss limonade "limonada Suiça" hahahaa

[@renangoncalvesflores]

In Brazil those are called "Taihitian lemons", despite being planted in our own territory. They are abundant and cheap. It's the one you want to create Brazilian alcoholic beverages, such as Caipirinha and Maria-Mole. The yellow one, which you Americans know simply as lemons, we call "Sicilian lemons", and are more expensive and not as common as the other one. Another very popular one in the countryside is the "pink lemon" or "devil's lemon". It's orange, resembles a small tangerine and it's not as bitter or citric as the other two. It's actually kind of sweet, like if you mix lemons with a little bit of orange.

[@renangoncalvesflores]

By the way, in Brazil we don't call it "Brazilian lemonade". We call it "Swiss lemonade". I guess in Switzerland they use another name too, like "Mongolian lemonade" or some s*** like that. 😅

[@coriknight9073]

The last one you describe sounds like a Meyer lemon (but not pink).

[@eval3651]

@@coriknight9073 Or blood orange? The flesh inside is reddish with blood spots in Australia.

[@deedy2858]

I learned something new today! Thanks!

[@mirsad7]

This is Brazilian lemonade

[@Blaq_Phantom]

Ive seen this as Brazilian lemonade, egyptian lemonade, and now swiss lemonade

[@josh043p6]

Made this recently and my wife and I are obsessed now. Its so refreshing but also tart. Its just enough of a key lime pie flavor.

[@chresateo939]

Lime lah

[@forever_golfer1981]

Can you make it with limes?

[@suzellebailey1896]

Will definitely try

[@Steveirwin4477]

I actually have it's totally amazing

[@maurice5726]

Limemonade

[@jaylakay7684]

Brazilian lemonade

[@BoricuaHaze28]

People call things by a different name depending on what country you're from. Does not mean someone elses is wrong and yours is right. Respect other cultures. This Brazilian Lemonade looks delicious.

[@Kathryn733]

That looks good

[@morgantylerv9406]

YUMMMM😋😋I wish I had one now! I'll have to go & get more lemons & some condensed milk.

[@Oana-Roxana.]

It is a Brazilian recipe called "Swiss lemonade." That's how the Brazilians called it because of the condensed milk. It's not the woman's fault that the Brazilians call it "Swiss". 🤷‍♀️

[@baronnashor158]

is there a way top stop the milk from curdling ? taste good but mine looks so ugly after couple minutes

[@imeaniguess.6963]

Made it(but with lemon) definitely good, would recommend.

[@Alex-uc3ye]

This is called Brazilian a lemonade and it's made with limes.

[@degosia3077]

Dude I'm Swiss and i have never seen this 🤣

[@wealllovefootballithink]

It's called swiss lemonade in brazil; it's actually brazilian "lemon"ade

[@ceverett68]

Brazilian lemonade. yes with limes

[@ih8utbe]

Sounds too sweet

[@vikkkstar]

Nice thumbnail! But don't you mean 'limes'? Also I love your production quality; keep it up!!

[@missmadam2797]

Just tried it, this is amazing. Surprisingly, the peels didn't make it bitter. Thanks

[@shyelowe4302]

Yes, I saw this recipe on Ellen's homemade delights!!! And I have made it myself. It's delicious. . But you made Lime aide...

[@mariaserralheiro9196]

I've seen this lemonade before, but it didn't say it was Swiss. I've seen it a number of times and it says Brazilian lemonade.

[@WickedPissahVideos]

No lemons were harmed in the production of this video

[@DaSpaceJammer]

Ahh yes, the rare Swiss Green Lemons.

[@MsLansones]

Lemon or lime?

[@miminotbovered2857]

This is Cardi B LimeAid, you people need to stop appropriating

[@SuperDenise128]

Lime

[@x101xKORA]

Those are some pretty small and green lemons you got there. lol

[@TheBackroomsExplorer-TLD]

Just a different terminology for a different location other places might call them green lemons, limas, limón, and so on.

[@awm7353]

Never trust anyone that does not know the difference between lemons and limes.

[@brendangrehan5431]

When life gives you limes, make lemonade 🍋

[@Luka_D_Snots]

Outside of Brazil people call it Brazilian lemonade. In Brazil people call it Swiss lemonade 😂

[@TheMadridFinale-hx7pd]

That's the same way Brazillians make it too

[@EpicFilmTime1]

Yesterday it was lime and Brazil, today it’s lemon and Swiss 😂

[@kathyhollowell7889]

is that a lemon or a lime? it looks like lime

[@maggievega2191]

Is it ok to use yellow lemons?… doea it have same taste?

[@javierowo]

This is not Swiss Lemonade, this was Made in Brazil....

[@helenacorvinus]

That is Egyptian recipe! They also use condensed milk.

[@InacioGripp]

It’s called Brazilian lemonade

[@Reimu__Hakurei]

It lasted a day. Not because we drank it all. But it got moldy by midnight

[@ro7yalemarat656]

🚶‍♀️in the way to try it 🚶‍♀️

[@clarita12rafiki91]

lime

[@sundae6969]

First off, this is a Brazilian lemonade. Not Swiss. Second, I don't know why people don't peel the skin off first. Leaving the skin on makes the drink taste very bitter

[@TheGamingFishkiller]

Interesting lemons you got there lol

[@jacquelinerobledo8667]

It is Brazilian lemonade

[@lifevlogswithbilal]

Swiss or Brazilian ???

[@parallel23s]

Brazilians created it and called "swiss lemonade" because we use the condensed milk by Nestlé - a very popular swiss brand here. In Brazil it's swiss lemonade and outside of the country is brazilian lemonade.

[@AlJonVT529]

It's a lime, right ?🤔

[@Tallguysrc]

Limes😊

[@TheBackroomsExplorer-TLD]

Everyone here needs to understand that not everyone uses the same terms as people in America do. In America these are called limes. In other places these are called lemons, green lemons, limas, limón, etc. not everyone needs to be American. There is no “wrong” name for this.

[@cwill6491]

"cut 6 lemons" *Proceeds to cut limes

[@kalypan8799]

Yeah

[@RS-ln3ns]

IN THE UK, THEY'RE ALSO CALLED LIMES.

[@frostybytes6835]

Brazilians call this Swiss Lemonade. Has nothing to do with Switzerland tho 😂

[@henryjtien]

I think the "swiss" part is to denote that it's creamy. Kinda like enchiladas suizas have a creamy sauce

[@CreakytGD]

It should be called limeanade

[@adam-gt2zs]

Does every country claim this as their style lemonade? It’s Swiss Brazilian Mexican Honduran Chinese etc😂

[@teguhf.2084]

Its Brazilian lemonade

[@nurain4316]

is this even save to drink?

[@therealbs2000]

so brazil and switzerland make their lemonade the same way...the hong kong way

[@jamila321]

Does anyone have an idea how to stop the milk from flocculation?

[@primalmojo9599]

So first, those are limes. Second, it's not Swiss, it's Brazilian limeade. Good Lord.

[@elkayelena]

Limes

[@TheBackroomsExplorer-TLD]

Everyone here needs to understand that not everyone uses the same terms as people in America do. In America these are called limes. In other places these are called lemons, green lemons, limas, limón, etc. not everyone needs to be American. There is no “wrong” name for this.

[@christabell-zc9rn]

Are those not Limes?

[@ceridwynnhaven6236]

Since when did the Swiss start making this drink?! All of a sudden this is every countries drink???! Haha wtf?! This drink is from Brazil/Brasil 🇧🇷✨ Desde quando os suíços começaram a fazer esta bebida?! De repente, isso é que todos os países bebem???! Kkkkk, que merda?! Essa bebida é do Brasil/Brazil 🇧🇷✨

[@nityadudeja2521]

Uhh She: you are going to need lemon and milk! Me: Can lemon and milk go together cuz uhh don’t want 2 be sick? Plz reply if you know cuz this looks delish

[@robertisbell1075]

What if I add 14 ice cubes?

[@Bob-wr2dm]

This isn't Swiss it's called Brazilian lemonade

[@marianitoalcantara8265]

would it be okay if i use yellow lemons?

[@aidapalacios6855]

Is not a green lemon is a lime but whatever

[@TheBackroomsExplorer-TLD]

@@aidapalacios6855not everyone needs to use American terminology. They are called many things like lemons, green lemons, limas, limón, lime, and so on. There are different names for different things in different cultures and you should respect that.

[@gustav_a.mozumder2011]

Someone should sue this content creator because this is Brazilian Lemonade and not anything to do with the Swiss, also these were limes and not lemons. Get educated!

[@confusedwhynot]

wow!! Lemons????? I have never drank lemonade made out of limes!!!

[@TheBackroomsExplorer-TLD]

Everyone here needs to understand that not everyone uses the same terms as people in America do. In America these are called limes. In other places these are called lemons, green lemons, limas, limón, etc. not everyone needs to be American. There is no “wrong” name for this.

[@angusbeef5259]

Hey excuse me you painted your lemons green.

[@DV869R]

Very creative 👍

[@Мартын-ц8ч]

I’m pretty sure that’s a Brazilian lemonade

[@claireschweizer4765]

A minute???? Hell no I pulse mine like 20/30 seconds tops, take out the pith if you blend that long 😭

[@georginathompson3788]

Lime-o-nade.

[@sposo]

it’s sugar only haha it’s the Brazilian one

[@famous_anvs]

swiss?

[@britonjohnny]

Isn't that a Brazilian Lemonade!?

[@Thesalmon54]

I'm drinking it right now, and if ur going limes lemons call them Brazilian lemons

[@TheBackroomsExplorer-TLD]

Everyone here needs to understand that not everyone uses the same terms as people in America do. In America these are called limes. In other places these are called lemons, green lemons, limas, limón, etc. not everyone needs to be American. There is no “wrong” name for this. There shouldn’t be a change in the way they call them.

[@staceydelbucchia2576]

🍈🤗

[@deedy2858]

Aren't those limes?

[@SAMJEZREELJVAZ]

that is Brazilian lemonade

[@SavedByTheBloodOfJesus777]

You used limes, not lemons. 🤔🤔

[@krystalandersen9259]

Ma'am those are limes. But it sounds delicious!

[@pq19476]

These are fucking likes ! And this is Brazilian lemonade

[@mikez.6309]

Oh. "L`imons"!

[@FU4ever]

I think I need to go school to study about fruit again

[@SimRacingVeteran]

Back to school and study geography too. This is a Brazilian drink.

[@yussufhussein8859]

first off two things firstly that is a lime not a lemon and secondly that's Brazilian lemonade not Swiss.

[@artaigar.n.p3520]

Is this not a Brazilian limemade

[@cdk1473]

I thought this was a Caribbean Or Spanish lemonade.