3 Frozen Cocktails You Can Make in an Ice Cream Maker

Be the queen of the cocktail party this summer with these three simple recipes for frozen cocktails. Your friends will thank you.

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3 Frozen Drinks You Can Make in an Ice Cream Maker

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Skip the ice and make a perfect batch before your next party.

Pina Coladas in Tall Glasses with Umbrella Straws

Make Pina Coladas in an Ice Cream Maker

If you like Pina Coladas... You'll love our simple pina colada recipe!

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Making frozen cocktails in an ice cream maker means you can prep the mixture beforehand and turn on 30 minutes before your party. This is a great option for large batch cocktails! Follow the instructions to make cocktails in your machine. Some machines will require you to freeze the bowl 24 hours prior to use. Some may require ice to freeze your cocktail. In this case, we recommend adding a layer of ice, rock salt and then another layer of ice.

PINA COLADA

Piña Colada Ingredients:

1 cup frozen pineapple
1 can (16 ounces) coconut milk
16 ounces (or 1 can) pineapple juice

8 ounces (or 1/2 can) coconut rum
12 ounces ( or 3/4 can) dark rum
1/4 cup grenadine

Yield: 6 cocktails

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Blend one cup pineapple chunks with one can coconut milk (You can use a pre-made mix, but making it from scratch tastes way better). Next, add pineapple juice, coconut rum and dark rum.

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Yum! Follow our simple instructions on how to make pina coladas in an ice cream maker for some summertime goodness.

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If You Like Pina Coladas...

Yum! Follow our simple instructions on how to make pina coladas in an ice cream maker for some summertime goodness.

Photo By: Sarah Busby

Add grenadine for pretty coloring and a little sweetness. Pour the mixture into the ice cream maker. Turn the machine on.

FROSÉ

Frozen Rosé Cocktails in Wine Glasses with Gold Mixing Straws

Make Frosé in an Ice Cream Maker

If you love rosé, try our recipe for a frozen "frosé" cocktail this summer.

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Frosé Ingredients:

2 cups (1 container) strawberries
2 (or 1/3 cup) lemons
1/2 cup sugar
bottle of your favorite rosé

rock salt
ice
ice cream maker

Yield: 6 cocktails

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Cut the strawberries for the blender. Blend strawberries, 1/3 cup lemon juice, sugar, and enough rosé to not burn your blender.

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Make a frozen "frosé cocktail in no time this summer with an ice cream maker.

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Fun Frosé Cocktail

Make a frozen "frosé cocktail in no time this summer with an ice cream maker.

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Add the mixture to one bottle of rosé. Add to your ice cream machine, and turn on.

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To store, place in an ice cream container. It will last for a few months in the freezer.

MARGARITA

Summertime Fun With Frozen Margaritas

Stay cool this summer with our recipe for frozen margaritas.

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Margarita Ingredients:

2 cups margarita mix
1-1/2 cups white tequila
1/2 cup triple sec

1/2 cup orange juice
3 limes

Yield: 6 cocktails

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Combine margarita mix, tequila, triple sec, orange juice and juice from three limes. Pour mixture into machine, and turn on.

If you like Pina Coladas... You'll love our simple pina colada recipe!

Sarah Busby

Stay cool this summer with frozen margs! Follow our recipe to see how you can make the yummy cocktail in an ice cream maker.

Sarah Busby

Make Pina Coladas in an Ice Cream Maker

If you like Pina Coladas... You'll love our simple pina colada recipe!

Photo By: Sarah Busby

Fun Frosé Cocktail

Make a frozen "frosé cocktail in no time this summer with an ice cream maker.

Photo By: Sarah Busby

Make Margaritas in an Ice Cream Maker

Stay cool this summer with frozen margs! Follow our recipe to see how you can make the yummy cocktail in an ice cream maker.

Photo By: Sarah Busby

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