Chill Out with a Tropical Twist: How to Make the Perfect Frozen Kava Piña Colada

Chill Out with a Tropical Twist: How to Make the Perfect Frozen Kava Piña Colada

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Hey KavaKist readers! Want to give your favorite drinks a tropical twist? Today, we’re going to show you how kava can make your Frozen Piña Colada taste even better. If you’re new to kava or already love it, this fun and tasty recipe will bring some island vibes and chill moments to your glass.

What is Kava?

If you haven’t tried kava before, let us tell you about this cool drink. Kava comes from a root found in the South Pacific and is known for its calming effects. It’s great for relaxing and having a good time with friends. Our co-founder, Matt Warren, loves kava and shares how it helps him feel relaxed and happy while spending time with family and friends. Imagine a drink that tastes good and helps you unwind—sounds awesome, right?

Why Kava and Piña Colada Go Well Together

Kava and Frozen Piña Coladas both come from tropical places, so they make a great pair. Think about it: creamy coconut, sweet pineapple, and the earthy taste of kava all mixed together. Piña Coladas are already perfect for relaxing, and kava makes them even better. It’s the best drink for a lazy beach day or a chill weekend at home.

Ingredients for Frozen Kava Piña Colada

  • 1 cup pineapple juice
  • 1 cup coconut milk or cream
  • 1/2 cup kava concentrate or kava powder mixed in water
  • 1/2 cup ice (add more for a slushier drink)
  • Optional: a splash of rum for a traditional kick
  • Garnish: Pineapple slices, maraschino cherries, or a fun cocktail umbrella

How to Make It

  1. Prepare the Kava:

    • If you’re using kava powder, mix 1/2 cup with water (follow the package instructions). Or use ready-made kava concentrate.
  2. Mix the Ingredients:

    • Put the pineapple juice, coconut milk, and kava concentrate in a blender.
  3. Blend It Smooth:

    • Add the ice and blend until smooth. If you like it slushier, add more ice.
  4. Add Garnishes:

    • Pour your drink into a nice glass and decorate with pineapple slices, cherries, or a cute umbrella.

Tips for the Best Frozen Kava Piña Colada

  • Fresh vs. Canned Juice: Fresh pineapple juice tastes brighter, but canned works too.
  • Kava Strength: Adjust how much kava you use based on how strong you want it. Start with a little and add more if needed.
  • Balancing Sweetness: If it’s too sweet, add a splash of lime juice.

Matt Warren’s Story: First Frozen Kava Piña Colada

Matt first tried a Frozen Kava Piña Colada on a warm evening in Miami. He was working on new kava recipes for Psychedelic Water. The mix of kava’s calming effects and the tropical flavors was amazing. It tasted like a vacation and made the evening even more relaxing. That night, Matt knew he wanted to keep trying and sharing more unique kava drinks.

Benefits of Frozen Kava Piña Colada

Kava is great for relaxing and easing anxiety, making it perfect for unwinding or hanging out with friends. Also, coconut milk has healthy fats and antioxidants, and pineapple juice is full of vitamins and helps with digestion.

Hear from You

We love hearing from the KavaKist community! Have you tried a kava drink you’d like to share? Got a unique spin on the Frozen Kava Piña Colada? Comment below or use #KavaKistPiñaColada on social media. We might feature your creation in our next post!

Recap & Experimenting

To sum up, the Frozen Kava Piña Colada combines the best tropical flavors with the calming benefits of kava. It’s easy to make and even easier to enjoy. Try experimenting with kava in other drinks—who knows what yummy mixes you’ll come up with?

More about Kava Piña Colada

For more kava recipes and info, check out these links:

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