Vietnamese lemonade

Limeade is Viet Nam's equivalent of lemonade. Like its American counterpart, limeade is a great drink for a hot summer's day.

If you have plenty of lemons (or limes), you can preserve them in a salty brine that will keep for eternity. Then treat yourself to a refreshing and healthy summertime salty lemonade drink, Nước Chanh Muối. Made with smashed preserved lemons, ice, sugar, and water, this traditional Vietnamese drink will keep you cool on a hot summer day.

Vietnamese Preserved Lemons and Salty Lemonade. I don't know what the wedge is???, but sounds good even without it :)

This Sparkling Vietnamese Limeade is a light-citrus bubbly beverage perfect for sipping on a warm summers day.

Vietnamese limeade is Viet Nam's equivalent of lemonade. Like its American counterpart, limeade is a great drink for a hot summer's day.

You've never tasted anything like this Vietnamese pickled lemon drink! Check out our Vietnamese Salty Lemonade (Chanh Muoi) recipe. Recipe by Asian Inspirations.

Chanh muoi (Vietnamese preserved lemons) is the secret home remedy used by families to soothe everything from nausea to common colds. Now you can make it yourself!

Since I'm on this tangent about acquired tastes ie. weird food combinations, it seemed only fitting to post my recipe for chanh muoi (Vietnamese salty lemonade). It's on the menu at most Vietnamese restaurants so if I've now stirred your curiosity, you can order it the next time you go. You can also find jars of this at the Asian grocery store. Since I'm blessed with an uncle who has a Meyer lemon tree, you know I had to make my own! First the recipe for How to Preserve Lemons, you'll need…

Creamy, sweet and tangy Vietanmese lemonade. Made with limes and lots of condensed milk.

Lychee Lemonade (Litchi Lemonade) is a refreshing twist on the classic lemonade recipe with lychees added to it.