Pina Colada Milkshakes
I love a good milkshake. There's just something wonderful about this cold, refreshing treat. I mean, you can drink your ice cream through a straw for crying out loud! How genius is THAT?!?! I've ALWAYS loved ice cream.
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How to Make a Coconut Mojito
Is it cocktail hour yet? Our Coconut Mojito is one of our favorite sippers ever! http://trib.al/jGFI2tg
Bahamian Goombay Smash
One of the most sought after drinks in Exuma, and after your first sip, you will know why.
Sky Juice
Sky Juice is a popular Bahamian cocktail that combines gin, coconut water, sweet milk and spice. Don’t let the sweetness of this drink fool you - it packs a punch! Mix up a round of these, then close your eyes and imagine yourself on the beach in Exuma.
Bushwacker Anyone?
Bushwacker Recipe ~ The Best Milk Shake Ever!
Bahama Mamas
You'll forget winter even exists with this drink from Delish.com.
Diesel Fuel Commercial
There's nothing like the Flounders Diesel Fuel and it's only available at Flounders Chowder House, on Pensacola Beach, FL. Dedrick, shows you how to make this delicious intoxicating cocktail.
Pensacola cocktail salutes transfer of Florida to U.S.
If you have a thirst for a new cocktail, then how about one that honors local history? The 23-Star Salute is poised to become the signature drink of downtown Pensacola, commemorating the annexation of Florida by the United States that spawned the city's American heritage.
Margaritas ~ A World-wide Favorite on the Beach
Everyone has their favorite recipe! But this is mine! When I am in a hurry (or feeling lazy) I substitute frozen, concentrated limeade for the lime juice and simple syrup. Depending on how sweet you like it, you can always add more lime juice!
BA's Best Piña Colada Recipe
Freezing fresh pineapple definitely makes the best impact flavor-wise in this piña colada recipe, but you can use 8 oz. frozen pineapple if you wish.
Banana Baileys Colada Please
What is your favorite vacation drink?
Bushwacker
PlayaOrange Beach, Alabama After visiting Saint Thomas in 1975, the owner of The Sandshaker in Pensacola, Florida, came back with a taste for this chocolatey cousin of the piña colada, now an obsession across the Flora-Bama line.
