Pain killer recipe

A Pain Killer Cocktail is an easy drink recipe with pineapple, orange juice, coconut, and rum. It's like a Pina Colada on the rocks with orange juice! It's also a Disneyland Lamplight Lounge copycat recipe: the Scream Canister Cocktail!

The Painkiller is a rich and fruity tropical drink that is a specialty of the British Virgin Islands. A relative of the Piña Colada, there are a few key differences you need to know in order to make this drink right.

Easy Painkiller Cocktail

Saba Rock Pain Killer Recipe

Take a trip to the tropics with this easy-to-make recipe. Cheddar’s Painkiller Cocktail recipe only requires six ingredients and will have you and your friends coming back for more.

Pain killer (Coco Lopez=Cream of Coconut)

Painkiller Cocktail is a simple and easy mixed drink to make at home. A refreshing mixture of pineapple juice, cream of coconut and dark rum.

A Pain Chiller is an alcohol free Painkiller cocktail originated in the British Virgin Islands. This easy frozen tropical drink is delicious!

So remember how I told you that it is still pretty warm around these parts? Well that's why this week is all about drinks! I saw this Painkiller cocktail on one of my favorite blogs

Since Jay mentioned painkillers, I thought I would add the recipe. 1 part cream of coconut, 2 part dark rum, 4 part pineapple juice, 1 part orange juice. I use a gallon jug, 48 oz can of pineapple juice, 12 oz of orange juice, 750 ML of Dark Cruzan Rum (it's about 25 oz - so close enough), 12 oz of Coco Lopez (the can is usually 15 oz, so I just use most of the can). Before adding the Coco Lopez, sit the can in a bowl of hot water, let it sit until it sounds liquefied when shaken. This keeps…

Painkiller. #Pusser's Dark Rum, cream of coconut, pineapple and orange juice, with freshly ground nutmeg. Originated at the Soggy Dollar Bar where patrons swim to the bar to pay for this tasty beverage with wet Washington's. #BritishVirginIslands

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One of the most iconic drinks in the Virgin Islands is the Painkiller. This drink was first created on the beautiful island of Jost Van Dyke at the infamous Soggy Dollar Bar on White Bay. Chances are, if you’ve ever been on Jost Van Dyke, you made your way to the Soggy Dollar Bar and got yourself a painkiller. Now, you don’t have to be floating on White Bay to indulge in this Caribbean drink (although that does add to the experience). You can make it right at home! Here’s how: Ingredients…

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Want to make a perfect Painkiller cocktail? Here's the recipe from the legendary Soggy Dollar Bar in the British Virgin Islands.

If you're looking for a great warm weather cocktail recipe, make these Painkiller Drinks! With coconut cream, pineapple juice, rum, and orange - what's not to love? #virginislands #painkillercocktail #easycocktailrecipes #summercocktails #gogogogourmet via @gogogogourmet

The “Painkiller” Cocktail – suzie sweet tooth