Orange Julep is a refreshing, tangy drink perfect for quenching thirst on hot summer days. This classic recipe allows you to make this delight in just a few simple steps. Let yourself be carried away by this fruity, flavorful drink!
*no obligation to use egg whites
Now your homemade Orange Julep is ready to enjoy! With its combination of fresh oranges, this drink is a real treat for hot summer days. Refreshing and delicious, this simple recipe will allow you to create a moment of freshness and pleasure to share with family and friends.
The origins of Orange Julep go back to the 1930s, when Hermas Gibeau, a Quebec businessman with a passion for food products, opened a small kiosk selling orange juice on Décarie Boulevard in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Gibeau had developed a special recipe for his orange juice, which quickly gained popularity with Montrealers.
In 1945, Hermas Gibeau opened a larger, more distinctive installation in the form of a large structure in the shape of an orange sphere, known as the "Gibeau Orange Julep". This structure quickly became an icon of the city of Montreal and is still a beloved landmark today.
Over the years, Gibeau Orange Julep has expanded its menu to include other items, such as hot dogs and hamburgers, but its orange juice remains the signature item. The drink is famous for its unique, refreshing flavor, and the bright orange building has become an iconic symbol of Montreal culture and gastronomy.
Gibeau Orange Julep
7700 Décarie Boulevard
Montreal, QC H4P 2H4
Canada
Gibeau Orange Julep is located on boulevard Décarie, in the Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce district of Montreal. It's a landmark of the city, recognizable by its large orange sphere-shaped structure. Here you can enjoy not only their famous Orange Julep, but also other delights such as hot dogs, hamburgers and other snacks. It's a must for fans of street food and for those who want to sample a traditional Montreal drink.
