It's a well known fact that, at Disney, my heart belongs to the Blue Glo-tini and I'm really, really glad that it's one of the perks from "The Year of a Million Dreams" that stuck around. But somewhere along the line, they created the Magical Star Cocktail, another fruity cocktail that became something of a signature drink at Disneyland and WDW.
I actually got to try this drink for the first time my last trip at Coral Reef. I have to say, while it doesn't trump that glorious Glo-tini, it is pretty darn good, and super, duper easy to make at home. Like the Glo-tini, it's a fantastic drink for people who don't like the taste of alcohol, but want to drink a little more adult. Plus, light up ice cubes make everything a little more awesome.
Seriously! Look at this! When I had this on 2/1/13 at Coral Reef, I thought it was so pretty I took a video!
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Magical Star Cocktail
As is served around Walt Disney World as a signature cocktail offering
°o° 1 part coconut rum (Parrot Bay)
°o° 1 part X-Fusion Organic Mango and Passion Fruit Liqueur
°o° 1 part X-Fusion Organic Mango and Passion Fruit Liqueur
°o° 1 part organic pineapple juice
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Yay, adult beverages!
ReplyDeleteAlways very popular, both because they taste good, but also because making them at home is waaaay cheaper then getting them at the parks...
ReplyDeleteWell I had one of those awesome magic star cocktails drinks at Disney this week AND the ingredients are listed in the menu and do NOT match those listed above. They listed mango juice and passion fruit juice and the PB coconut Rum
ReplyDeleteMango, we're super excited to see you here! I hope you keep reading along and I can't wait to see you around. :)
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