This week’s addition to our Limber Family is the Peanut Butter Limber. The Limber de Mani is a Puerto Rican recipe for Peanut Butter Ice is made with peanut butter, sugar, water, and evaporated milk. Simply mix the ingredients in a blender until smooth, pour into plastic cups, and freeze until they are solid.
You can make these in cups, small bowls, a cupcake pan, or popsicle molds, or whatever you have on hand.
These Peanut Butter Ice treats are the perfect solution for the hot days of summer. So put on some Latin music, crawl into your hammock, relax with a cold Peanut Butter Limber, and enjoy the flavor of Puerto Rico.
In a small saucepan, combine water and sugar. Bring to a boil, stirring; let cool.
1 ¼ cup water, ⅛ cup sugar
In a blender, puree peanut butter with the sugar syrup and evaporated milk. pour into a plastic cups and freeze until firm, at least 4 hours.
⅓ cup peanut butter, ¾ cup evaporated milk
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The Limber Family
Limber de Coco ~ Coconut Ice
Limber de Coco is a frozen coconut flavored ice that is easy to make, fun to eat, and will cool you off during the hot dog days of summer!
Limber de Limón is frozen lemon-flavored ice that is easy to make, fun to eat, and will cool you off during the hot dog days of summer! Long live the Limber!
Limber de Piña Colada is a frozen Piña Colada flavored ice that is easy to make, fun to eat, and will cool you off during these hot dog days of summer!
The Banana and Guava Limber is very refreshing ice with authentic Puerto Rican flavor. Sweet tropical tastes will make it a crowd-pleaser. Quick and easy to prepare and you can serve it anytime.
If you are looking for an easy raspberry limber recipe that is unbelievably delicious. You have to make this raspberry ice today! It is hands down the best limber ever.
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