National Pina Colada Day
On National Pina Colada Day, a sweet, rum-based cocktail is recognized on National Pina Colada Day. A Pina Colada also includes cream of coconut and pineapple juice, and is usually served blended or shaken with ice and is often served with ice or shaken with ice.
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Pina Colada refers to the drink's newly extracted and strained pineapple juice.
Although pineapple has been a part of rum's distillation history, coconut didn't turn up until later. In 1922, the first written mention of a pina colada appeared in 1922. However, two separate claims to the pina colada's establishment in 1952 come from San Juan. Neither wavers from their tale were included in this story.
No matter who created the first creamy, sweet rum drink, it is forever infused with the ocean and beaches. The cocktail's bright color suggests sunshine and vacation. We're reminded of suntans by the pineapple's freshness, but a refreshing note of summer breezes is provided by the pineapple's ripeness.
The beverage isn't the only way to celebrate either. All things pina colada are commemorated on the day. Whether we make a dessert or snack on pina colada jelly beans, everyone will participate in the day.
Put on your sunglasses, kick back, and enjoy a sip or a sample. It's the best way to celebrate.
How to celebrate national pina colada day on national pina colada day
Try a frozen popsicle treat or a pina colada cake. To celebrate this holiday, you do not have to be sitting on a beach or the deck of a cruise ship. Where ever you are, you will enjoy a nice tall, cool Pina Colada. (Remember to drink responsibly and never drink and drive) (Remember to drink responsibly and never drink and drive!) To post on social media, use the hashtag #NationalPinaColadaDay.
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