This Frozen Diamond Colada is like a vacation in a glass—cool, creamy, and glowing with tropical flavor. Made with Torani Diamond Syrup, this cocktail adds a sparkling twist to the classic piña colada, blending coconut, pineapple, and lime for a breezy, beachy treat.
Can I use fresh pineapple instead of frozen?
Yes, but add more ice to get that frozen colada texture. Frozen pineapple works best for thickness and chill.
Is Torani Diamond Syrup necessary?
It adds the signature shimmer and subtle champagne-vanilla flavor. If you skip it, the drink won’t have the same sparkle or layered taste.
What if I don’t have cream of coconut?
You can use coconut milk or coconut coffee creamer in a pinch, but cream of coconut is thicker and sweeter for that true colada flavor.
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What does Torani Diamond Syrup taste like?
It has a sweet, champagne-vanilla flavor with a touch of sparkle—perfect for cocktails and mocktails.
Can I make this non-alcoholic?
Yes! Just skip the rum and add extra pineapple juice or coconut water.
How do I rim the glass with coconut or glitter?
Dip the rim in honey or lime juice, then roll in shredded coconut or edible glitter sugar.
Does it store well?
It’s best enjoyed fresh, but you can freeze leftovers in a popsicle mold for a fun frozen treat.
Can I use a different fruit?
Mango or banana can work, but pineapple is key for that classic colada flavor.
Blend up a batch of Frozen Diamond Coladas and set sail—literally. These drinks are made for sunshine and water, so bring them along for a boat day with friends. Pack your blender, a cooler full of frozen pineapple and ice, and don’t forget the umbrellas for garnish. Sip, sparkle, and cruise into full-on summer mode.
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