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Preparation Combine 3 cups pineapple pieces, frozen + 6 ounces gin + 2 ounces simple syrup + 1 ounce fresh lime juice + 1 ounce pineapple juice + 2 cups ice optional garnish: Pineapple wedges and mint sprigs Cook's Notes:Head to the farmers' market for peak-season fruit. Freeze the fruit in a single layer on a parchment-lined baking sheet until solid. Purée ingredients in a blender until smooth and very thick. Divide among glasses and serve.Cold Facts:The drier the ice, the better. Melting ice makes for a watery cocktail.No need to upgrade your blender. The old one will do the trick just fine.Texture Matters:Frozen drinks should look too thick when poured into the glass. They will loosen immediately.
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