Whether you enjoy it as a cocktail or opt for the booze-free version, these sensational peach daiquiri recipes are a must for summer.
How to Make a Peach Daiquiri—2 Ways
Updated May 30, 2019
Few ingredients conjure up memories of summer like a perfectly ripened peach. And when you’ve had your fill of peach cobblers, pies and tarts, there’s really only one way to make the most of this sensational summer fruit—in a drink!
We love a good peach daiquiri. It’s a delicious summer sipper that will help you stay cool. So whether you’re in the mood for a cocktail, a mocktail or just something frozen, these are our top ways to make (and enjoy!) a peach daiquiri.
Here are more fruity drinks perfect for summer sipping.
What Kind of Rum Should I Use?
When it comes to peach daiquiris (or any sort of rum cocktail), opt for a white rum, like Bacardi. The spirit’s light and not-too-sweet flavor is perfect for refreshing summery cocktails that won’t overwhelm your taste buds or the other ingredients in your drink.
What Else Can I Add to This Peach Daiquiri Recipe?
You can put your own spin on a peach daiquiri by adding fresh or frozen fruits like raspberries, blueberries, mango or banana. If you want to ramp up that summery peach flavor (and add an extra boozy kick) pour in a splash of peach schnapps before you mix it up. Feel free to garnish the drink with fresh mint, a lime wheel or sliced peaches. This is definitely a place where you can get creative and play around with different flavors!
Psst! These are our favorite cocktail garnishes.
How to Make a Blended Peach Daiquiri
Yield: 3 drinks
Ingredients
- 2-1/2 cups ice cubes
- 3 medium peaches, peeled and sliced
- 3/4 cup thawed frozen limeade concentrate
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons confectioners’ sugar
- 1/2 cup white rum
- Peach slices, for garnish
Step 1: Get Ready to Blend
Place all the ingredients in a blender. Cover, then whiz the ingredients together for about 30 seconds or until they take on a smooth, slushy-like consistency.
Step 2: Garnish & Serve
Pour your frozen daiquiri into three chilled glasses. Garnish with a peach slice and enjoy!
How to Make a Virgin Peach Daiquiri
In the mood for a mocktail? Follow the recipe for a frozen peach daiquri, but omit the rum! If desired, add a little extra orange juice. Or, just enjoy a thicker consistency.
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Originally Published: May 30, 2019
