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Leche merengada (Meringue milk)

Milk, lemon, egg whites and cinnamon combine for this cold summer drink, leche merengada
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Leche Merengada, delightfully translated to Meringue Milk, is a popular Spanish drink enjoyed over the summer months. Lemon infused milk and egg whites are whisked until frothy, then almost frozen like an icy granita. Mmmilk! 

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Leche Merengada is believed to have originated in Andalusia, a region in southern Spain, during the 16th or 17th century. The classic recipe typically includes milk, sugar, cinnamon, lemon zest, and egg whites, all whipped up like a meringue. Some like it cold like milk, others want it frozen like an ice cream dessert, but all agree it should be zesty and refreshing.

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A great recipe with clear instructions, with a final optional step to freeze the drink before breaking up the ice crystals.