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By Rita~
on May 25, 2003
KIM, All I can say is Fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!
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on May 19, 2003
I have never met a frozen rum drink I didn't like either! I LOVE this! The Mango flavor in it is so refreshing! Definitely put the liquids in first! I used my new smoothie maker and just want to it whipped together beautifully! I am ashamed to say I drank the whole pitcher myself! Absolutely delightful! I will toast you every time I make these this summer, which will be often!
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Sadly I had no rum in the house but this seemed like the perfect drink for the bbq dinner we were having, so I threw a cup and a half of frozen mango chunks, an oz of triple sec and 2 oz of raspberry vodka into my blender. DELICIOUS! It made one martini glass full to the top. It was a little strong though, I think with rum it would have been VERY strong! Reeally nice and creamy though and because it's made with mango and no ice, it stays the same creamy texture the whole time you're drinking it, no melting! Mmmmmmm.
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on May 31, 2010
I can't think of any other cocktail that my husband not only liked, but talked about making again while we were still drinking them. We'll be making for our summer cookouts. Thanks for posting!
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on May 30, 2010
I loved the idea of using fresh fruit versus buying a mix for a daquiri and this one just hit the spot! Delicious!
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on June 01, 2009
So refreshing and flavorful!!! I added extra lime and used Agave nectar instead of sugar. I just put some in the freezer to save for tomorrow night too. Made for teammate during ZWT5.
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Oh man, did this hit the spot! Daiquiri perfection!
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on May 27, 2009
Awesome! I used fresh mangoes that I cut up and put in the freezer for a bit. I garnished with lime slices. Just the right sweetness. Very cool and refreshing. Thanx for posting!
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on August 28, 2008
Excellent drink!!! The only thing I did different was I used fresh, ripe mangoes... So I had to up the ice a bit, but it was great!!! Even my wife, who doesn't drink much, loved it... Thanks for sharing!!!
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on May 24, 2008
Really delish! With the frozen Mango - I only used about 3/4 cups of ice and even then I had to scrape it out of the blender.
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This is a very nice drink, thick and creamy with a lovely colour but just needed a little more sweetener for me. Made for the May Beverage Tag.
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on June 17, 2007
Loved the color and the creaminess of this drink. For me I need to add more sugar or less lime juice. Other than that this is a dang good drink. I made this for ZWT III game 2007 - Caribbean Islands Region
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on June 17, 2007
I thought this was a 3 1/2 star liked it a lot but didn't love it, but the 4th is for inspiration. I thought it needed a little something extra. After trying it as written, I added more lime, a little cranberry concentrate and a tiny splash of grenadine, which made it a beautiful color. I made the first one yesterday and enjoyed it enought to make another this afternoon. My DH who can't swallow any liquids right now stuck his tounge in it to taste it - he can't wait to really try one!
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on June 14, 2007
This is quite nice! I didn't haven frozen mango (couldn't wait...) but using the ice cubes still makes a nice frozen drink. Refreshing and tasty - thanks for the post. ZWT 3
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on June 07, 2007
This made a wonderful Daiquiri. Unfortuneately when I went to get my rum- there was none left! I had to use cointreau for the triple sec and I added a little orange juice to loosen it up a little. I will be making this again with rum but it was wonderful with the orange juice as well. Thank you Kim!
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on February 01, 2007
This is really good Kim, I'm not a big rum drinker but your recipe could very easily change my mind. I used Mango Malibu Rum, Grand Marnia and Key Lime juice (what I had on hand)it worked beautifully in your recipe. This makes 2 big mango drinks, I drank one and am still smiling and froze the other for another day. Thanks so much for sharing Kim.
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on August 05, 2006
I found a sale on fresh mangoes so used one of those for this drink. I'm not much of a rum drinker, but I could become one after tasting this drink. Thanks for sharing.
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A deliciously-different frozen daquiri! My old clunker blender had trouble mixing up the ingredients so I added a little orange juice to help it along. The drink still tasted mostly mango and very yummy. It's an icy-thick refreshing daquiri that was enjoyed very much ~ Thanks!
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on June 09, 2003
ABsolutely wonderful, and they looked so pretty, like some liquid sunshine. My non-drinker DH had two! Thank you for a yummy recipe.
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Serving Size: 1 (433 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
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