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Aug 4, 2015
7:43
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jdub
No, lemonade is probably correct, if it's Brazilian
At least in the Spanish-speaking countries, a limon is what we call a lime--the green one. A lima is the yellow one, what we call a lemon.
So, a Brazilian limonada is probably made with limes.
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I made tucanos Brazilian lemonade at home tonight with this recipe
supertux
8/4/15 6:21pm
Brazilians love their sweetened condensed milk
CSoul
8/4/15 6:24pm
I love their sweetened condensed milk too
supertux
8/4/15 6:28pm
My wife has made that. Good stuff. Except it should be called limeade
cheezedawg
8/4/15 6:39pm
Yes it should. I hear it's good with rum too.
supertux
8/4/15 6:40pm
Exactly what my wife just said about the limeade thing.
Bro
8/4/15 7:25pm
No, lemonade is probably correct, if it's Brazilian
jdub
8/4/15 7:43pm
The lima/limón switcheroo is only present in Latin American Spanish, not
Tim
8/4/15 9:05pm
Do you know for sure about Brazilian Portuguese?
jdub
8/4/15 10:32pm
Still doesnt make sense that they translate it wrong.
supertux
8/4/15 10:56pm
lemonade with no lemons. Magic
southernfriedcougar
8/4/15 6:41pm
I've made it too, don't try to save it in the fridge or it will get bitter, but
cougaman
8/4/15 11:21pm
I discovered that tonight. Luckily I didn't make a ton.
supertux
8/4/15 11:23pm
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