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Tropical Frappe

 
Tropical Frappe
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Tropical Frappe recipe.  This recipe makes a great alternative to a pina collada because it uses no alcohol.  It's a tropical flavored mocktail made with cream of coconut, passion fruit juice, pineapple and banana.  This is a great drink for the designated driver.
Recipe By: Puerto Rican Recipes
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Instructions

Combine all ingredients in a blender.

Blend until the ice is crushed and the mixture is thick.

Serve in tall glasses with a straw or a fun drink umbrella.

Sprinkle ground nutmeg or cinnamon on top and garnish with fresh fruit. Makes a delicious, refreshing drink.

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