Orange Julius

Orange Julius By The Righteous Kitchen

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Original Orange Julius Mall Kiosk Storefront Fashion Fair Mall, Fresno CA

If you grew up hitting the mall food court, in the 1980s or 1990s, you instantly recognize this counter. I snapped this personal photo of an original Orange Julius kiosk before they disappeared from malls for good. 

While you can't walk up to this counter anymore; you can completely recreate the exact magic at home. My spot-on copycat recipe delivers that signature creamy, frothy texture perfectly! I dare to say, "It's even better!"

Orange Julius

What viewers are saying:

 

Ezmerelda, "Will make this tonight! I can tell just by watching that this tastes awesome."

Sandi, "I bet that real orange juice makes this better. Most recipes use the concentrate. Thanks for sharing."

Coral, "Thank you this is bang on!" 

If you love Orange Julius, you will absolutely love Banana, Orange, And Pineapple Smoothie 

ORANGE JULIUS 

INGREDIENTS: 

3/4 Cup orange juice, freshly squeezed

1 Tablespoon sugar 

1 Tablespoon instant vanilla pudding mix 

1 Tablespoon whipping cream 

1/2 Teaspoon vanilla 

8 Ice cubes 

DIRECTIONS: 

Juice oranges and put in a blender. Add remaining ingredients and blend until ice is crushed. Serves 1.

* The magic bullet blender is perfect for making single servings. 

VARIATIONS: 

1 Cup strawberries 

1 Cup crushed raspberries 

1/2 Banana added to orange juice, strawberries or raspberries

One serving of this copycat Orange Julius contains approximately 195 calories, 2g protein, 38g carbohydrates, and 4.5g fat (3g saturated). It also provides 45mg sodium, 1g fiber, and 32g sugar, offering a nostalgic, sweet, and frothy blender drink made with real fruit juice.

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