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Morir Sonando
May 04, 2009

Reben Luncheonette

Morir Sonando

Celia Sin-Tien Cheng

At Reben Luncheonette, a metal citrus juicer sits in the window below a neon sign that reads MORIR SOÑANDO, both calling attention to their signature Dominican beverage. A Morir Soñando, literally translated “to die dreaming,” is like a Creamsicle. The charismatic Dominican men use a swift and firm stir to mix fresh squeezed orange juice, sugar, vanilla, evaporated milk and ice in a metal shaker. They pour the mixture into a tall glass and back into the shaker several times until perfectly chilled. The velvety milk tames the acidity of the juice, leaving you with a glass of pure orange cream delight!

Reben’s Morir Soñando is authentic, but the luncheonette also offers a twist called Tres Golpes in which they add fresh carrot juice to the mix.

Reben Luncheonette

229 Havemeyer St
New York, NY
11211
Price
$
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Neighborhood
Williamsburg