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Fruit Drink (from The Frozen Custard) Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
5 whole oranges
5 whole lemons
1 c Real Lemon juice (bottled lemon juice)
2- 46oz cans pineapple/grapefruit juice (I used 46oz of each kind of juice)
3-4 c sugar (I used *only* 3c)
Directions:
Directions:
Squeeze fruit. Add rest of ingredients. Add 1 gallon water and let sit overnight. Makes 2 gallons.
Number Of Servings:
Number Of Servings:
depends on how good you are at sharing
Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
Anyone who has spent any significant amount of time in Lafayette has had a fruit drink from the Custard. And anyone who has had a fruit drink from the Custard has counted the minutes until their next fruit drink from the Custard. While looking through some of my grandmother's (Bowers) recipes, I found this and waited approximately 48 hrs before I couldn't wait any longer to try it out. I can happily report that this recipe is pretty dang close to the fruit drink you get from the Custard. The only thing that would make it better would be a lot of chewy ice, and a tiny straw to drink from. Make this now! A perfect summertime (or anytime) treat!

 

 

 

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