This post is sponsored by Princess Cruises.
When I go on vacation, I love love love getting frozen drinks. I forget sometimes how easy it is to make at home!
I told you recently about how I went on a Mexican Riviera with Princess Cruises and told you how to truly relax on a cruise.
See, I had one of these in Cabo San Lucas at one of the ports on the cruise.
Can you tell I love strawberries?
See drinking this drink after I made it…brought me back to the cruise.
It was so fun and relaxing! In a later post, I'm going to share with you my favorite excursion on that Mexican Riviera cruise!
For the strawberry colada drink recipe!
It's super easy to make and has the perfect balance of strawberry and coconut…you can even omit the rum and it's basically a strawberry coconut smoothie!
When you're on a cruise or on vacation…what do you have to have? I have to hear it! Since I shared with you mine!
Strawberry Colada Drink
Ingredients
- 2 to 3 ounces coconut rum
- 3 ounces coconut milk
- 4 ounces coconut water
- 2 cups chopped fresh strawberries
- about 4 cups ice
Instructions
- Add drink ingredients and the ice to a blender and pulse until blended.
- Pour into three drink glasses garnished with half strawberry.
- Serve immediately with straws.
Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Princess Cruises. I only share with you brands that I love and share with you my own opinions.
Heather@WillSingForDessert says
This looks so refreshing! I cannot wait to try this out. I find I can never use all of the coconut milk that I buy, but this would be the perfect way to use it up!
Frank Mosher says
Do not understand the need for coconut water???? Who has coconut water sitting around the house? Still going to try the recipe, but even here in Canada, our thai coconut “milk” has both water and thick crème in the same can. Love your blog!!
Julie Deily says
Hi Frank!
You can totally omit it. I didn’t have it sitting around but I do buy it and use it when I make pina coladas. I really wanted to make sure I had a balanced flavor from the strawberries and the coconut. I wanted to make sure you could taste the coconut hence why I used both coconut milk and water. Hope that answers your question!
Kayle (The Cooking Actress) says
oooh it looks like it would be similar to a Miami vice, just all mixed up–which is one of Michael’s faaavorite fruity drinks!! He would lovelovelove this