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This non-alcoholic Jack Frost Mocktail is a replica of the boozy original Jack Frost cocktail recipe – but without the alcohol! This winter drink is super festive and frosty and will make your taste buds sing! The blue color looks just like a cold winter day and will be a hit at all your winter gatherings this year.

Everyone will love this perfect drink you have made because it has refreshing tropical flavors, and it's very beautiful in the glass. It's perfect for the holiday season.

This drink only takes about 5 minutes to make and uses simple ingredients. My favorite part is the coconut on the rim of the glass. You can leave that off if someone is not a fan of them. Just rim in sugar or salt if you prefer that route. The coconut flavors make this drink what it is.

This drink reminds me of a piña colada made in a cocktail shaker.

List of Ingredients

For this drink you will need —

• Pineapple juice
• Cream of coconut — can be found in the drink aisle by the margarita mixes. It is different than coconut milk so don't grab a can of coconut milk for this. It has to be a cream of coconut.
• Any blue drink — blue Kool-Aid, Hawaiian punch, or like me I used Glacier Freeze Blue Gatorade. If you don't want to use any blue drink, you could use blue curacao, a tropical non-alcoholic simple syrup. You can find it on Amazon, Wal-Mart, or your local alcohol store.
• Honey for rimming the glass — you can use light corn syrup if you prefer
• shredded coconut

Make the Perfect Holiday Drink

1. Rim the glasses: The first thing to do is to pour a small amount of honey onto a small plate. On another small plate, place the coconut. Dip the rim of your glass into the honey, then into the coconut. The Snowy coconut flakes add to the winter look of this drink and give it a festive look.
2. Blend the mocktail: Place the ice in a glass and set aside. Try not to knock any of the coconut rim off. Mix the pineapple juice, coconut cream, and Gatorade or blue curaçao in a large pitcher. Use a big spoon or whisk to mix it all. The exact measurements are not necessary. If you want more pineapple or coconut flavor, adjust to your liking.
3. Pour into the prepared glasses, and enjoy! You can serve this in beer glasses, a martini glass, a cocktail glass, or even a margarita glass for that matter. The icy blue color gives it a gorgeous hue and looks like winter to me.

If you prefer to add some alcohol to this, a little light rum would go perfectly to make this a tropical winter cocktail. It is an easy recipe to make and this Jack Frost drink is so versatile that you can change it up and switch it up to your liking.

You could even make it a Jack Frost Mimosa by adding orange juice and bubbly Prosecco to the drink for an early morning breakfast drink.

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