This summer, add this frothy and delightful drink to your list of beverages to serve. In this recipe for Pina Colada, you will puree generous portions of coconut and pineapple, resulting in a beverage everyone will love. If you can't get to a sunny and tropical location this summer, consider doing the next-best thing by making this non-alcoholic beverage. Whether you're hosting game night at your place or simply want a fun drink to sip while sitting on the back porch, this recipe is one you will make again and again when the temperatures heat up.

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