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If you love an easy frozen cocktail, this one belongs right alongside my Mango Margaritas and Watermelon Margaritas in your summer entertaining rotation. This recipe makes a whole pitcher, which means it’s perfect for backyard parties, pool days, or just a Friday night when you want to feel like you’re on a tropical vacation without leaving your kitchen. 🙂

You can, but I highly recommend sticking with frozen pineapple for this recipe. Frozen pineapple is what gives this piña colada its thick, frosty, slushy texture without needing any extra ice, which would water down the flavor. If you only have fresh pineapple, you can freeze your own: cut into 1-inch chunks and freeze in a single layer on a parchment-lined baking sheet for at least 2 hours before blending. You could also use fresh pineapple plus a cup of ice, but the texture will be slightly different – less thick and creamy, more like a slushy.
If you’d like to make this alcohol-free, simply leave the rum out entirely or replace it with an extra splash of coconut milk or pineapple juice to maintain the liquid ratio. For a different flavor profile, coconut rum is a fun swap that doubles down on the tropical coconut flavor. White rum is the traditional choice, but if you prefer a richer, more caramel-forward flavor, you can use a small amount of dark or spiced rum – just know it will change the classic piña colada taste.
Simply omit the rum! Replace it with an additional ¼–½ cup of coconut milk or pineapple juice to keep the same creamy, blended consistency. The frozen pineapple and coconut milk alone create such a rich, satisfying drink that you genuinely won’t feel like you’re missing anything. This is a great option for kids, pregnant friends, or anyone who prefers to skip the alcohol – and it’s just as refreshing!

Summer just called, and it wants you to make these mango margaritas… immediately! Sweet, frosty, tropical, and made with just 3 ingredients – frozen mango, fresh lime juice, and your favorite tequila – this is the easiest pitcher cocktail you’ll make all season. 👏🏼 No added sugar, no orange liqueur, no triple sec, no simple syrup. Frozen mango is naturally sweet enough to carry the whole drink, which means this recipe is as simple as it gets and still tastes absolutely incredible.
I’m a big margarita girl – if you’ve tried my 3-Ingredient Watermelon Margaritas or my Skinny Blackberry Margarita, you already know this about me. But these mango margaritas might just be my new favorite. They’re bright, refreshing, naturally sweet, and take about 2 minutes to make. Blend, pour, and enjoy – that’s it!

Love this recipe? Here are a few fun ways to mix it up!
🌶️ Spicy Mango Margarita Add ½–1 fresh jalapeño (seeds removed for mild heat, seeds included for serious heat) to the blender with the rest of the ingredients. The sweet mango and spicy jalapeño combination is absolutely incredible and completely addictive.
🍍 Mango Pineapple Margarita Replace 1 cup of the frozen mango with 1 cup of frozen pineapple chunks for an even more tropical twist. Sweet, tangy, and seriously refreshing.
🍓 Mango Strawberry Margarita Replace 1 cup of the frozen mango with 1 cup of frozen strawberries for a beautiful pink-orange frozen margarita with a bright, fruity flavor.
🍑 Mango Peach Margarita Replace 1 cup of frozen mango with 1 cup of frozen peaches. The peachy sweetness pairs beautifully with the tropical mango.
🥥 Mango Coconut Margarita Swap the plain ice for frozen coconut milk cubes (pour coconut milk into an ice cube tray and freeze!) for a creamy, tropical mango coconut margarita that tastes like paradise.

My Mom is the cocktail queen! It all started a few years ago with her famous lime daiquiri recipe, then last summer with Mom’s watermelon palomas. So this year I asked if she had any good non-alcoholic mocktail recipes she’d be willing to share with us. And what did she come up with, you ask? This perfectly sweet, slightly spiced, and bubbly non-alcoholic Christmas punch. Perfect if you’re trying to cut back on alcohol this holiday season, or need a fun mocktail recipe even the kids can enjoy! It’s seriously so good, we plan on making it for family and friends all holiday season long. Mom will bring the mocktails, and I’ll bring the gluten-free Christmas desserts! Cheers!

This homemade spiced syrup is what sets this mocktail apart – it infuses your drink with warm holiday flavor without needing any specialty ingredients.
It’s simple, cozy, and makes your whole kitchen smell like Christmas!

Christmas Punch is a festive holiday drink traditionally made with fruit juices, sparkling soda or cider, and sometimes alcohol. This version is non-alcoholic and made with a homemade spiced syrup for a warm, cozy holiday twist.
Just replace the sparkling apple cider with champagne, prosecco, or a dry sparkling wine. You can also add 1 ounce of vodka, rum, or bourbon per serving.
You can, but the flavor won’t be nearly as rich or spiced. If using store-bought, add a pinch of cinnamon or a dash of ginger to mimic the homemade version.
This Non-Alcoholic Christmas Punch is easy, fun, festive, and absolutely perfect for kids and adults alike. You’ll want to make a double batch!

At nearly 8 months pregnant, there are unfortunately no cocktails in my near future. But that won’t stop me from enjoying the occasional mocktail! My go-to since my last pregnancy was my sunset spritz mocktail, but recently I’ve reallyyyyy been craving a spicy margarita. Spicy margs are my absolute fave in the summer and with summer right around the corner, this craving made total sense. So I didn’t hesitate when it came to finding a way to enjoy my seasonal fave, without the alcohol. This spicy margarita mocktail in perfectly spicy, light, and refreshing – it’s basically everything I love about a spicy marg just without the alcohol (which also means without the hangover 😉)!

Can I add tequila?
Absolutely. To make this a traditional spicy margarita, add 1½ ounces of your preferred tequila before topping with club soda.
How do I make this less spicy or not spicy at all?
For a milder version, use fewer jalapeño slices or remove the seeds before muddling. To eliminate the spice entirely, omit the jalapeño.
What can I use instead of agave syrup?
Honey or simple syrup are great alternatives to agave syrup! Adjust the quantity to taste.

