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December 5, 2022 | Laura
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This icy blue mocktail recipe is the perfect winter and Christmas mocktail! Jack Frost mocktail has all those tropical winter vibes with pineapple, orange, and coconut flavors. When the cocktail glass is given a coconut flake rim, it looks like a winter wonderland. Perfect for the holiday season and your next holiday party!
Frosty, Tropical, and Delicious
If you are the person that likes to sip on tropical drinks all year long then this is the perfect drink recipe for you! This recipe is for a non-alcoholic version of the Jack Frost cocktail. It is made with pineapple, orange, and coconut flavors. The light blue color of the drink and the coconut flake rim make this mocktail look like a winter wonderland! This fruity drink may not make you warm during those chilly winter days, but it will make your taste buds happy while still being festive!
Since this winter drink is non-alcoholic, it is the perfect holiday drink for the whole family during the festive season!
Jack Frost Mocktail Ingredients
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✽ Pineapple Juice: I am a huge fan of any drink that contains pineapple juice. It adds sweetness, some acidity, and a lot of tropical goodness. For this recipe, I used Dole 100% Pineapple Juice.
✽ Orange Juice: In the cocktail version, blue curacao is added to the drink. For this mocktail, I chose to sub the blue curacao with orange juice. The orange and pineapple flavors pair very well together.
✽ Cream of Coconut: Cream of coconut is one of my favorite things and every coconut lover should always have some on hand. Make sure you pick up 'cream of coconut' and NOT 'coconut cream'. They are different! Cream of coconut is a thick sweetened coconut syrup.
✽ Sweetened Coconut Flakes: Sweetened coconut flakes on the rim of the glass taste delicious and make this mocktail have extra holiday spirit!
✽ Blue Food Coloring: Lastly, blue food coloring is added to the mix to achieve that beautiful light blue frosty color. Of course, you can always leave out the food coloring. It will still taste just as great but will be a yellow color instead of blue. The original Jack Frost cocktail recipe gets its blueness from blue curacao which is an orange liqueur that has been dyed blue with food coloring.
How to Make Jack Frost Winter Mocktail
➊ In a blender, combine 8 ounces pineapple juice, 3 ounces orange juice, 3 ounces cream of coconut, 2 1/2 cups of ice cubes, and 10 drops blue food coloring. Blend until smooth and frosty.
➋ Dip the rims of the cocktail glasses into a bit of cream of coconut and then into a pile of sweetened coconut flakes until the rim is coated with coconut. Pour the mocktail into the glasses. Cheers!
Jack Frost Christmas Mocktail Recipe: Questions
✽ What is cream of coconut?
Cream of coconut is a sweetened coconut-flavored syrup. It is thick and reminds me of sweetened condensed milk. You find it listed in many tropical cocktail ingredient lists. Cream of coconut is NOT the same as coconut cream, and they should not be used interchangeably. Coconut cream is not sweetened and very thick.
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Jack Frost Mocktail
By Laura | Laura the Gastronaut
Prep Time: 5 minutes | Total Time: 5 minutes
Yield: 2 mocktails
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This icy blue mocktail recipe is the perfect winter and Christmas mocktail! Jack Frost mocktail has all those tropical winter vibes with fruit juices and coconut flavors. When the cocktail glass is given a coconut flake rim, this festive drink looks like a winter wonderland. Perfect for the Christmas season and for serving at a Christmas party!
*Some of these ingredient links may be affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.*
Ingredients
• 8 ounces (1 cup) pineapple juice
• 3 ounces (6 tablespoons) orange juice
• 3 ounces (6 tablespoons) cream of coconut, plus more for rim
• 2 1/2 cups ice cubes
• 10 drops blue food coloring
• Sweetened coconut flakes, for rim
Instructions
➊ In a blender, combine pineapple juice, orange juice, cream of coconut, ice cubes, and blue food coloring. Blend until smooth and frosty.
➋ Dip the rims of cocktail glasses into a bit of cream of coconut then roll the rim into a pile of coconut flakes until coated with coconut. Pour mocktail into the prepared glasses. Cheers!
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Category: Non-alcoholic Drinks, Winter Cuisine: American
Keywords: winter mocktails, christmas mocktail, non alcoholic holiday cocktails, jack frost recipe, non-alcoholic christmas cocktails, jack frost recipe, easy non-alcoholic christmas drinks, delicious holiday party drink
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Bon appétit!
December 5, 2022 by Laura Ehlers
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