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    Frozen Peach Daiquiri (2 Ways!)

    Nom Nom RecipesBy Nom Nom RecipesJune 29, 2026No Comments6 Mins Read
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    Does it feel like an oven outside? Are your peaches about to ripen at the same time? We have just the recipe summer needs: this Frozen Peach Daiquiri!

    This refreshing, Naturally sweetIt’s very easy to prepare a drink that only tastes tropical 5 minutes with 5 ingredients. Bonus? It works beautifully with or without alcohol. The choice is yours, friend! Let’s get mashup!

    Frozen peach slices, frozen pineapple pieces, maple syrup, water, ice cubes, fresh mint and lemon.

    How to make a peach daiquiri

    Preparing a frozen peach daiquiri couldn’t be easier (or more satisfying to drink 😉)! Simply blend frozen peaches and pineapple with lemon juice, mint leaves, ice, water, sweetener, and light (white) rum.

    After blending, the texture will be thick and creamy like Slushy! If it is too thick, you can simply leave it for a few minutes until it melts a little. If it’s too thin, you can add more frozen fruit or ice to thicken the daiquiri, but avoid adding too much ice as it will dilute the flavour!

    And that’s it – your daiquiri is ready to serve! For a festive touch, we like to serve the cocktail in cute cocktail glasses with a slice of fresh peach or pineapple, a lemon wedge, and a cocktail umbrella. Total vacation vibe!

    Pour water into a blender with frozen fruits, mint leaves, and ice cubes

    Recipe questions and substitutions

    What is a daiquiri?

    A daiquiri is a type of cocktail He believes It originated in Cuba, but the exact origin story is controversial. The original drink was made by combining Cuban white rum, fresh lime juice and sugar, then shaken with ice and straining into chilled cocktail glasses.

    Over time, the drink’s popularity spread, and eventually frozen and fruity variations of the drink appeared.

    What is light (white) rum?

    While dark rum has a rich taste due to its age in barrels, light (white) rum is lighter in color and flavour. Light (white) rum is also fruitier, making it better suited for daiquiris!

    Want to make a non-alcoholic (virgin) daiquiri?

    Just leave out the rum and add more water instead! The non-alcoholic version is equally delicious and perfect for sharing with kids or anyone who doesn’t drink alcohol.

    Can I use fresh peaches?

    Yes! We recommend using fresh peaches to ensure your daiquiri has the best flavour. However, you will need to freeze the peaches before preparing your drink to get the daiquiri texture. Choose peaches at the peak of ripeness – aromatic and slightly soft when gently pressed. Then slice the peaches and freeze them on a tray or baking dish (lined with silicone or parchment) in a single layer.

    Do I need to peel peaches?

    There’s no need to peel the peaches! We didn’t find the texture of the peel distracting, it makes the drink a nice peach colour, and not having to peel the peaches saves time. Plus, we’ll take any opportunity to get more Fiber!

    What can I use instead of pineapple?

    Pineapple adds sweetness and creates a creamy texture. Frozen mango is delicious too, but it covers up the peach flavor a bit and the texture will be less daiquiri-like (think creamy, not icy)!

    What can I use instead of maple syrup?

    (Pure) maple syrup stays naturally sweet, mixes easily, and adds no maple flavour. Another liquid sweetener, such as agave, may also be effective! If you want to use a granulated sweetener such as cane sugar, it is best to dissolve it in water before adding it to the blender.

    Can I make daiquiris ahead of time?

    It is best to prepare daiquiris just before serving as they will melt and lose their icy texture. If you mix more than you want to consume at one time, you can freeze any extra in a popsicle mold. Then enjoy it as a popsicle, or remix it with a little extra water, pineapple juice, or even coconut water.

    Homemade blended frozen peaches in a blender

    We can’t wait for you to try this peach daiquiri! that it:

    fruity
    refreshing
    Taste the tropical
    Perfectly tart sweet
    It’s easy to make
    Super summery
    & very delicious!

    Peach Daiquiri Pairing Recommendations

    To really add a tropical holiday vibe, you can serve daiquiri with peaches Tofu and roasted banana dishes, Jamaican grilled eggplantor Grilled fish tacos with coleslaw and pineapple.

    If you’re feeling the heat of summer and want to avoid turning on your oven, try pairing with our products Vegetarian Collard Green Burritos or Raw Maine Taco Boats Rainbow.

    More peach recipes you’ll love

    If you try this recipe, let us know! Leave a comment, rate it, and don’t forget to tag the photo @minimalistbaker On Instagram. Cheers friends!

    Two glasses filled with frozen peaches daiquiri recipe and topped with peach slices and fresh mint

    Prep time 5 minutes minutes

    Total time 5 minutes minutes

    Shares 2 (1 cup servings)

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    kitchen Caribbean inspired, gluten free, vegan

    • 1 cup Frozen peach slices (frozen at peak ripeness* // 1 peach yields ~1 cup or 140 g)
    • 1/2 cup Frozen pineapple chunks (Frozen at peak doneness*)
    • 1 tablespoon Fresh mint leaves
    • 2 tablespoon lemonade (fresh juice // 1/2-1 lemon juice ~ 2 tablespoons or 30 ml juice)
    • 1/3 cup Ice
    • 2/3 cup water
    • 1/2-1 tablespoon maple syrup (Depending on sweetness of fruit, or other liquid sweetener such as agave)
    • 4-6 tablespoon Light (white) rum. (My choice //If omitted, add more water)
    • To A High speed mixerAdd all of the daiquiri ingredients (including a smaller amount of rum if using) and blend on high speed for about 1 minute until smooth. Taste and adjust, adding more maple syrup to balance the acidity or rum for a stronger drink.
    • Divide between your favorite cocktail glasses and garnish the rim with a slice of peach or pineapple, a wedge of lemon, fresh mint leaves, or add a cocktail umbrella! Immerse yourself in the holiday atmosphere and enjoy!

    • Best when fresh. If there are any leftovers (we doubt it!), we suggest freezing them in a popsicle mold.

    *For best color and flavour, we highly recommend freezing fresh fruit at peak ripeness. The peaches should be aromatic and slightly soft to the touch. The pineapple should be flavorful and light yellow (not pale). To freeze, cut peaches (unpeeled) into 1/2-inch slices and pineapple into ~1 ½inch cut. Place the fruit on a silicone-lined plate, parchment, or baking tray in a single layer. Place in the freezer until completely frozen (about 4-6 hours), then transfer to an airtight container until use. If necessary, store-bought frozen fruit will work, but we found that the peach flavor was not as noticeable, the pineapple was more tart, and the color was more yellow.
    *Nutrition information is a rough estimate calculated with less maple syrup and no optional rum.

    Submission: 1 cup Calories: 55 Carbohydrates: 14.3 g protein: 0.7 g fat: 0.1 g Saturated fat: 0 g Polyunsaturated fats: 0 g Monounsaturated fats: 0 g Trans fats: 0 g Cholesterol: 0 mg Sodium: 4 mg Potassium: 156 mg Fiber: 1.8 g sugar: 10.6 g Vitamin A: 80 IU Vitamin C: 93 mg Calcium: 19 mg iron: 0.7 mg





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