Frozen Peach and Lemonade Citrus Refresher
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Sipping on a frozen peach and lemonade citrus refresher is a great way to beat the summer heat! Frozen peaches, lemonade, and coconut milk blend to make a smooth (and easy!) cool-down drink. Make it even more irresistible with a zesty Tajin Sugar rim, or a splash (or two) of your favorite spirit for an adult cocktail!
The Peachy-Keen Perfect Summer Drink
I buy a lot of frozen fruit during the summer. And not for protein smoothies. But to have something to blend with my lemonade. And yes, there is also a lot of lemonade in the fridge from May thru September.
This peachy frozen drink served as the inspiration for the equally refreshing whipped frozen lemonade recipe. And now, I’ve created a frozen drink monster. And it seems lemonade is always at the root of it (I’m talking about you sparkling lemonade granita)!
What’s great about this recipe is the simplicity. A handful of frozen peaches – or any frozen fruit, I suppose. A little coconut milk – to make it super creamy. And of course, lemonade for the citrus boost. And that’s it.
But, if you know me, I can’t just stop there.
The rim of the glass must be coated with something. Tajin is an incredibly delicious addition to provide a little contrast in flavor (and spice!). It’s all about the presentation, right?!
It’s Almost Too Easy To Make
1. Blend all of the ingredients (minus the Tajin) – Get the drink good and smooth. You can add more or less of the ingredients to get your desired consistency.
2. Finish with the Tajin sugar rim – And to get it to stick, run a peach slice around the rim of the glass first.
Are your lips puckering for more fruity-lemonade?🍋 How about a tall, cool glass of homemade strawberry lemonade? Or, my blueberry lemonade recipe with blueberry syrup? Both are equally delicious in their own unique way.
Et voilà! Say hello to your new hot-day drink bff!
Tell me – do you like to blend your summer fruit into frozen drinks? Let me know in the comments below (plus a star rating if you tried the recipe!) – I’d love to hear what your fruit of choice is. 🙂
Frozen Peach and Citrus Refresher
Equipment
- Serving Glasses
Ingredients
- 16 ounces frozen peaches
- 1 ½ cups lemonade
- ¾ cup coconut milk (or any milk)
- 1 to 2 teaspoons Tajin seasoning (for rim of glass – more or less to taste)
- 2 to 3 tablespoons granulated sugar (for rim of glass – more or less to taste)
- fresh peach, cut into slices (optional – for garnish)
Instructions
- In a blender, add the frozen peaches, lemonade, and coconut milk. Blend until smooth.16 ounces frozen peaches, 1 ½ cups lemonade, 3/4 cup coconut milk
- In a small shallow dish, stir together the Tajin seasoning and sugar. You can use the peach slice to moisten the rim of the glasses, so the Tajin Sugar sticks. Swirl the rim of the glasses in the Tajin Sugar.1 to 2 teaspoons Tajin seasoning, 2 to 3 tablespoons granulated sugar
- Pour the peach refresher into the prepared serving glasses, top with peach slices (if using), and enjoy!fresh peach, cut into slices
Notes
- Serving Size – This is a small batch recipe that is easily doubled.
- Yield – As written, the recipe will yield 2 larger or 4 smaller refreshers.
- Coconut Milk – Swap in any milk or dairy you prefer. I like coconut milk because it is super creamy.
- Taste Test – This is a versatile recipe and taste along the way. Add more of any ingredient to make that ingredient flavor shine.
- Storage – It is a frozen beverage and it will melt. You can add ice cubes to make frozen again, just note they will water down the drink.
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