This piña colada is made with three types of rum: dark, amber, and light. It's like a dream in a glass: 25% dessert, 75% tropical vacation, and 100% an adult beverage. You can hear the Pacific Ocean from Omaha, Nebraska if you have one of these in your hand. Enjoy!
Ingredients
- 1 fluid ounce light rum
- 1 fluid ounce amber rum
- 3 fluids ounces pineapple juice
- 2 fluids ounces sweet and sour mix
- 2 fluids ounces cream of coconut , such as Coco Lopez®
- 1 fluid ounce half-and-half cream
- ice cubes , as needed
- 0.25 fluids ounce dark rum
Instructions
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1
Pour light rum, amber rum, pineapple juice, sweet and sour mix, cream of coconut, and half-and-half cream into the pitcher of a blender with ice; blend until cocktail has a slushy texture. Pour slushy mixture into a glass.
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2
Slowly and gently drizzle dark rum over the drink, so it just floats on top; serve.
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