Created in the s at the Soggy Dollar Bar in British Virgin Islands, the Painkiller lives up to its name, delivering plenty of booze in a frothy, nutmeg-dusted package. Looking for a way to use up the rest of that pineapple juice? Our dole whip mimosas are a brunch staple.

Get the Painkiller Cocktail recipe. Few things are as refreshing and delightful on a hot day as a frosty frozen daiquiri. Even diehard fans of piña coladas will love sipping the intoxicating blend of juicy, red strawberries brightened with lime.

For best results, we call for two types of strawberries: fresh and frozen. Using frozen strawberries gives body to the drink without watering down the flavor like ice would. Get the Strawberry Daiquiri recipe. Get the Strawberry Jalapeño Mint Julep recipe.

New Orleans made the Sazerac famous and is a classic cocktail for Mardi Gras. We added a little maraschino juice to this whiskey and cognac cocktail for a little fruity sweetness. It's bittersweet! Get the Cherry Sazerac recipe.

A Seabreeze is a refreshing and simple cocktail of vodka, cranberry juice, and grapefruit juice, garnished with a lime wedge. Get the Seabreeze Drink recipe. You can follow this step-by-step to cut your pineapple to yield juicy pieces of fruit, but what happens to all that trimmed waste?

When it comes to repurposing inedible pineapple skin and the fibrous core, you can add sugar and water to those by-products and make fermented, Mexican tepache. Get the Tepache recipe.

Inspired by our love of lemon blueberry margs , this brightly colored daiquiri has major springtime vibes. Between the fruity sweetness of the berries and the bright, citrusy flavor, the rum tends to fade to the background, making these surprisingly drinkable despite the strength.

So please drink responsibly! Get the Lemon Blueberry Daiquiri recipe. Get the Spicy Grapefruit Sidecar recipe. Fresh and fruity with the perfect kick of tequila , this pineapple margarita will take you straight to the shore, frosty glass in hand, in less time than it takes to squeeze those limes.

Get the Pineapple Margarita recipe. Mackenzie Filson is a food writer and contributing digital food producer at Delish. Her favorite ice cream flavor is chocolate-pine and if wine was an astrological sign she'd be a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc.

Add preserve to cocktail shaker and stir in the lemon juice and cognac. Add the rest of your ingredients. Shake with no ice, then add ice and shake again. Double strain into a chilled glass and serve. Muddle fresh blueberries at the bottom of a double old fashioned glass and top with ice.

Add vodka, lemon, and simple syrup to a mixing glass and shake vigorously until chilled and combined. Strain over ice and blueberries. Carefully pour wine over a spoon into the cocktail to create a red wine "float. More : Our Favorite Lemon Cocktails Ever.

Combine in a shaker. Shake and pour into a Collins glass over ice, top with soda. Muddle the lime quarters with the simple syrup in a shaking tin. Add tequila, orange liqueur, and cranberry juice. Top with ice and shake vigorously. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

Garnish with lime wheel. Muddle the blood orange in a shaker, add gin, lemon and lime juice, and agave. Add ice and shake. Salt the rim of a rocks glass with spicy salt. Pour over new ice and garnish with orange slice and thyme sprig. sparkling sake. fresh lemon juice. Muddle watermelon with gin, lemon juice, and agave nectar in a cocktail shaker.

Fill with ice, shake, and strain into a port glass. Top with chilled sparkling sake and stir lightly. Add all ingredients into a shaker. Fine Strain over ice into glass. Garnish with apple slices and a cinnamon stick.

More: Tasty Apple Cider Cocktails for Fall. Muddle one large strawberry, slice of orange, and garden mint. Add a touch of simple syrup and dash of orange bitters.

Shake with ice and 1. Strain into rocks glass, add fresh ice on top and finish with rosé champagne. Garnish with sprig of mint.

In a large pitcher, combine the limoncello, raspberries and strawberries. Top with the chilled rosé champagne and stir in half of the lemon wheels. Pour into old-fashioned glass with ice. Combine ingredients and shake with ice. Turn them into an innovative cocktail with a little help from Angostura bitters.

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Fresh Fruit Cocktail. Submitted by Annacia. I Made This. photo by 2Bleu. Ready In: 30mins. Ingredients: 8. Serves: 6. ingredients Units: US. Can I make this day ahead? See 1 Reply. Can the leftover fruit cocktail be frozen?? Reviews MOST POPULAR MOST RECENT. I made this delicous fruit salad with Bird.

Here we muddle blueberries and ginger with sugar and lemon to add another dimension to our take on a bellini. Gin, seltzer, bitters, lime juice, cherries and simple syrup combine for a truly refreshing cocktail in this gin rickey recipe.

For a nonalcoholic rickey, omit the gin and add a little more seltzer. Enjoy the refreshing and summery taste of ripened peach and zesty lime in this refreshing cocktail, with or without alcohol. Use limited data to select advertising. Create profiles for personalised advertising.

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Reviewed by Dietitian Jessica Ball, M. When the sun comes out, everyone will want one of these frozen strawberry daiquiris. Blitz plump, ripe strawberries with rum, ice and a squeeze of lime for the ultimate sweet treat.

Read our review of the best rum — taste tested to stock up your drinks cabinet. This cocktail uses a punchy aquavit scented with caraway, aniseed and fennel, and sparkling wine — or you can use gin if you prefer.

Pour aquavit or gin into a cocktail shaker with a squeeze of lemon juice, apple juice, a generous pinch of cinnamon and ice cubes. Shake well, then strain into two fluted glasses. Create a crowd-pleasing mule with a tropical flair by incorporating passion fruit into the traditional vodka and ginger beer blend.

For more inspiration for fruity cocktails using vodka as a base, check out our vodka cocktail recipes.

Take your tastebuds on a tropical tour with our french martini. This classy creation is easily customisable — try using vanilla vodka or adding a splash of champagne or prosecco.

Mango bellini Tropical punch cups Piña colada. Our white wine sangria is a refreshing twist on the traditional. Swap red wine for white and add a dash of elderflower and warming ginger to complement floral-scented fruits, like peaches or pears.

Make a jug of this pleasing punch and chill until needed, but be warned: it'll disappear in no time. Peach sangria Rosé sangria Frozen raspberry sangria. If you're a fan of classic cocktails, you'll love our passion fruit martini which is a part of our popular fruity cocktails.

Vanilla vodka adds subtle sweetness to balance the tart flavours of the passion fruit and lime juice. Top up your drink with prosecco for a suitably swanky tipple, and garnish with half a passion fruit for added flair.

Use bright-pink stemmed rhubarb to achieve the gorgeous blush colour of this rhubarb fizz cocktail, made with a blend of sparkling wine and gin.

A classic bramble recipe is a gin sour that's spiked with a dash of blackberry liqueur. It's also easily adaptable, so try our three fruity twists, including a fresh fruit bramble, bramble royale or peach sour.

Drizzle crème de mure over the cocktail so it 'bleeds' into the drink, creating an eye-catching visual effect. We're peachy keen for this classic sex on the beach cocktail.

Made using just five ingredients in 5 minutes, this cranberry-infused bright red beauty is garnished with orange slices and glacé cherries. Sea breeze Woo woo Valentine's day cocktail Cranberry sours Cranberry margarita.

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In fact, it works so well that this might just become your new favorite summer drink. Most of these fruit cocktails have been cold and refreshing, but this cranberry hot toddy is more of a fall or winter drink.

They may not be creamy or filled with chocolate and ice cream, but these pretty pink drinks are sweet enough to use as a dessert drink for any occasion. From mulled wine to pina coladas to peach mimosas, fruity drinks are guaranteed crowd-pleasers!

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While that is a fantastic cachaça cocktail, you may not always have fresh limes in stock. If you happen to have a few raspberries, you're good to go. The raspberry caipirinha recipe is quick and simple. Begin with a little lime juice and a handful of fresh raspberries. Muddle those and top it off with a great cachaça.

It's the ideal drink when the berries are at their peak. Grab the bourbon because it's time to bring the old-fashioned into summer. A couple of fresh fruits should do the trick and leave you with a fun new drink that's both familiar and novel.

Appropriately named the new old-fashioned , this recipe begins with a muddle of fresh peach, bitters, and simple syrup. That mix is topped with a fine bourbon, another peach slice, and a few blackberries. Add sparkling water and a brilliant cocktail is born.

The drunken watermelon takes an entirely different approach. Rather than add fruit to a drink, this one adds alcohol to the fruit.

It's a fun and simple idea though it does take time to make a vodka-spiked watermelon. You can also use rum or tequila to make the boozy summertime snack.

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In fact, you only need 5 minutes to whip up the sweet, tart drink! Get the Appletini recipe. No time to wait for the fruit to infuse with the wine in your favorite sangria? Try blending it instead! It's a quick trick for last minute get togethers.

Get Ree's Pineapple-Peach Frozen Sangria recipe. We love the combination of fresh sweet raspberries and herbaceous St. Germain liqueur in this colorful cocktail. It also happens to be bubbly and refreshing, too! Get the Raspberry Smash recipe. There's no lacking in orange flavor when it comes to this sunny, bright drink!

It's made with fresh squeezed orange juice, orange vodka, orange liqueur, and orange soda. Get the Orange Crush Cocktail recipe. To make this rosé wine sangria perfectly pink, Ree uses fruits like red grapes and strawberries.

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Can I make it ahead? How to store This recipe makes a lot, so if you have leftovers, be sure to store the fruit salad in an airtight container in the fridge for 3 to 4 days. Can you freeze fruit cocktail? How to freeze With the dressing: I will say freezing fruit will sometimes make the fruit mushy once thawed, so keep that in mind.

Without the dressing: To freeze for a longer period, you can flash freeze the fruit. Pat the fruit dry with a paper towel or dishcloth. Place the fruit pieces onto a tray with parchment paper, leaving room in between each piece. If you have lots of fruit left over, you can add parchment paper layers.

Cover with plastic wrap and place the tray in the freezer for a few hours. Once the fruit is frozen, place the pieces into plastic freezer bags.

Squeeze out the air, date and place back into the freezer. How to thaw If you freeze the fruit with or without the dressing, you can thaw the fruit by placing it in the fridge overnight or on the counter for about an hour. Or place the container in the fridge overnight.

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