Place all ingredients in a blender – frozen orange concentrate, whole milk, water, powdered sugar, vanilla and orange zest. An orange julius consists of orange juice, sugar, milk, powdered egg whites, vanilla, and ice. Creamy, slightly fluffy (thanks to powdered sugar) and tangy-sweet, everything you want in your orange Julius recipe. If you see discrepancies or you represent Orange Julius and wish to report changes, please contact us. Trust me, even without egg whites the beverage is just like you’d expect. The Orange Julius menu items have been provided by Menuism users or third party data sources. Egg white powder is not available near me. Blend again until ice cubes are crushed and the drink is smooth and creamy. Add ice cubes (depending on the size of your ice cubes, you may want more or less. The idea of eating raw egg whites and the risk of contracting salmonella made me decide to skip egg whites. Combine the first four ingredients in a blender. Egg whites are added for creating rich and creamy texture in the beverage with right amount of foaminess. Traditional orange Julius recipe calls for egg white (or egg white powder) to get the right foaminess. Is It Mandatory To Use Egg whites in The Recipe?
It enhances orange flavor in orange Julius recipe. Orange zest is optional, I highly recommended. The fat in the milk will add essential creaminess to the drink. Highly recommend you use whole milk for orange Julius recipe. Powdered sugar makes the drink creamy and fluffy. Granulated sugar may result in grainy texture in the drink. The secret ingredient in the recipe that adds fluffy/foamy, smooth texture to the drink is a small amount of powdered sugar. Highly recommend you use frozen orange juice concentrate. Use frozen canned concentrate, orange juice won’t add as strong flavor. Orange juice concentrate isn’t same as orange juice. 1 egg white (about 3 tablespoon) or use 1 tablespoon powdered egg white – I skipped.It’s creamy, frothy, citrusy sweet and refreshing! Orange Julius Ingredients Since most local Orange Julius and Diary queen locations are closed, this copycat recipe comes to rescue. A blender and 5 minutes on the timer is all you need to whip up this refreshing drink. I bet you have all the ingredients in your kitchen. The beverage is a mixture of ice, orange juice, sweetener, milk, powdered egg whites and vanilla flavoring, similar to a morir soñando or orange Creamsicle. It has been in business since the late 1920s and is noted for a particular drink, also called an Orange Julius. Serve Right Away: This is best when served immediately. Orange Julius is an American chain of fruit drink beverage stores. Orange Juice Ice Cubes: Avoid a watered-down drink by making orange juice ice cubes to use in this recipe. Blend: If using a blender, make sure to pulse until frothy. You’ll only need 7 ingredients to make this summer favorite drink. Ice: Use more ice for a thicker drink and less ice for a thinner drink. Your childhood favorite frothy, tangy-sweet mall food court drink is so easy to make at home. And it’s super fast and easy, which is basically what I need in my life right now.1. This orange julius version is just as good, I think, and the bananas make it creamy and sweet without adding a bunch of sugar.
I like an orange julius but if I’m eating half a cup of sugar, it darn well better be a cookie, not a smoothie. When I was a kid, we made a lot of orange juliuses because we generally had all the ingredients around for it, and it was quick and delicious.īut then as an adult I looked at all the recipes and they had a half cup of sugar or so in them and. I tried not to burst into tears, but that might have also been the crazy jet-lag working on me).įortunately, her blender got replaced while I was there and then I came home to my beloved Blendtec, so my life has plenty of smoothies in it again. (By the way, I was so excited to have a smoothie again when we got back to the US and on the way home from the airport, my mom casually mentioned that her blender wasn’t working. Having a blender again is seriously the best.
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