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This Copycat Chick-fil-A Frosted lemonade is the perfect summertime treat. Cold, sweet, and full of lemony goodness.
I don’t have any Chick fil A restaurants near where I live but I have fallen in love with their frosted lemonade. It is the perfect summer treat. A combination of cool ice cream and delicious lemonade. It is simple to make, all you need is ice cream, lemonade and a blender.
Ingredients Needed
There are just two ingredients needed to make this delicious summer treat. You can keep them on hand and enjoy it all summer long.
- Vanilla Ice Cream
- Lemonade
How To Make Chick-fil-A Frosted Lemonade
This recipe makes one serving, but it is easy to adapt. Just use two parts ice cream to one part lemonade and you can make enough for the entire family to enjoy.
- Add 2 cups of Vanilla Ice Cream to your blender.
- Add 1 cup of lemonade.
- Blend until smooth.
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Frosted Lemonade
Ingredients
- 2 C vanilla ice cream
- 1 C lemonade
Instructions
- Place all ingredients in blender and blend until smooth.
Nutrition Facts:
Jill Foster says
Went to Chick Fil A for the first time and had one of these a few weeks ago while vacationing in Arizona. I haven’t been able to get them out of my mind since:) I was so excited to see the copycat version and can’t wait to make them! So wish we had a Chick Fil A in Vancouver, WA. We loved everything about it! Thanks for this!
Spark*Amy says
I just had one of these the other week!! So Good!! Like drinking cheesecake! My brother lives in Oregon (from VA) and CFA is one of the big things he misses!
mandy says
These really are the very best! I’m so excited to make them at home!
Micah says
I can confirm the 1:2 lemonade to ice cream ratio. I asked at a local CFA and they said that’s how they make em. We also use Breyer’s Natural Vanilla but found that Simply Lemonade is far too sweet. The lemonade from CFA is nice and tart so it cuts the sweetness of the ice cream really well.
I would recommend either adding some fresh lemon juice to give it a little more of that bite or make your own from the CFA recipe (http://realmomkitchen.com/11692/chick-fil-a-lemonade/). Another nice treat is adding a dash of Limoncello (lemon liquor) for the adults partaking.
Leigh Anne says
Micah, Thanks for the great suggestions.
Susan says
This sounds so good. When we visit our son in Arizona we try to get to a chick fil a but we keep missing out. They opened one in Bellevue a little while ago and they have big traffic jams constantly, they had to make changes to the traffic patterns and has been in the news a lot. Also, love lemon anything. Going to get ingredients today to make. Looks delicious. Thanks
Leigh Anne says
Susan, Hope you enjoy it!