Silly Question: Blender Drinks?
- IslandTime
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Silly Question: Blender Drinks?
They say you might just be an alcoholic if you are thinking about your next drink.... Oh well! Does anyone have any "must have" on island blender drinks that they like to mix in their villa? Or recipes that they might like to share? I'm pretty much in unchartered waters here. I'm pretty much a beer kinda guy but I'm no stranger to mixed drinks and I love rum! The only thing I think I've ever made in a blender are margaritas. Boy when is the next meeting anyway?? 

Here you go
Just click the following link and it will take you to "our" off topic forum with every drink receipe you can imagine (including my "stripper" drink - renamed by Jorge from the original name of "Skeeter" - you can read all about it there
) and my famous "knickers off" margarita - (although I should rename it the American term "panties off" not "knickers off"
)
http://www.virgin-islands-on-line.com/f ... ight=drink
Pia

Just click the following link and it will take you to "our" off topic forum with every drink receipe you can imagine (including my "stripper" drink - renamed by Jorge from the original name of "Skeeter" - you can read all about it there


http://www.virgin-islands-on-line.com/f ... ight=drink
Pia
There's a great Pina Colada recipe on the side of the Coco Lopez can. It's easy. Rum, Coco Lopez, pineapple juice and ice. Use 151 for an extra kick!! Also there are lots of mixes. Just pour in blender, add booze and ice. These are great if you get drunk and can't remember recipes! Not that that would happen to any of us!!
I'm a beer drinker, too, and there's plenty of Red Stripe on-island to be had BUT you'll be in the Caribbean where rum is made AND is cheap so you've gotta drink it!
May I suggest Painkillers? Mix 1 1/2 oz OJ, 4 ox pineapple juice, 1 oz of Coco Lopez coconut creme and 2 oz of Cruzan dark rum in a cocktail shaker and pour over ice. Dust with nutmeg. Congratulate yourself on choosing to visit St. John and Enjoy.

May I suggest Painkillers? Mix 1 1/2 oz OJ, 4 ox pineapple juice, 1 oz of Coco Lopez coconut creme and 2 oz of Cruzan dark rum in a cocktail shaker and pour over ice. Dust with nutmeg. Congratulate yourself on choosing to visit St. John and Enjoy.
- IslandTime
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I think I'm on to something
Thanks Pia! I guess I'm not the only one ready for the meetings! 7 pages! of responses! As for "knickers off" I don't think you need to rename it. I like "knickers off" !! er..Here you go Smile
Just click the following link and it will take you to "our" off topic forum with every drink receipe you can imagine (including my "stripper" drink - renamed by Jorge from the original name of "Skeeter" - you can read all about it there Wink ) and my famous "knickers off" margarita - (although I should rename it the American term "panties off" not "knickers off"


liamsaunt, I know you are a regular so I figure you may see this. I must say I'm sorry about John. Allergic to Rum? What a tragedy!!

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Google "Frozen Mudslide"- there are many variations, but none include coconut or any ingredients in a Margarita.mbw1024 wrote:who's got a blender drink that doesn't involve coconut and isn't a margarita? that's what I'm looking for! (not for me but my sister who hates coconut of any kind, even liquid!)
janet
- IslandTime
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- Joined: Mon Mar 24, 2008 12:37 pm
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Here you go Smile
Just click the following link and it will take you to "our" off topic forum with every drink receipe you can imagine (including my "stripper" drink - renamed by Jorge from the original name of "Skeeter" - you can read all about it there Wink ) and my famous "knickers off" margarita - (although I should rename it the American term "panties off" not "knickers off" Wink)
http://www.virgin-islands-on-line.com/f ... ight=drink
Pia
I finally made it through all seven pages of drink recipes. So many drinks! So little time! Thanks again Pia
