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5 calamansi, cut into halves
Syrup, made with sugar and water
Water
Ice
Method:
Squeeze the juice into a glass. Add syrup, water, ice and stir well. Serve cold.
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Wow, the limau kasturi (calamansi) look gorgeous.
Mamak, limau ais satu! hehe
Im in Calgary, Canada. Is there someone who knows where I can buy a Calamansi/ Calamondin tree or any in Canada? I was searching and I found this posts. Maybe someone can help me look for it. Thanks so much! I really wanted to plant this one rather buying it frozen or fresh that is so expensive.