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Secrets/Tips for Coco Lopez
#225876
05/02/2020 10:39 AM
05/02/2020 10:39 AM
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Posts: 260 Daniel Island
Guineaman
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We decided to have Painkillers last night while we watched Kenny Chesney talk about his new album on YouTube. I bought the Coco Lopez a week or so ago at my local Publix. I know that Coco Lopez likes to congeal, so I took it out of the pantry a couple of times during the week and shook it up. When I put it back on the shelf I laid it on it's side or turned it upside down.
So, Painkiller time comes, and I open the Coco Lopez and pour into a 2 cup Pirex measuring cup. I then whisked the h_ll out of it to make it mix together.
But when I made the drinks, the Cocoa Lopez didn't mix well, and there were LOTS of little pieces of coconut in the drinks. A bit off-putting, not like that place on JVD at all.
So what am I doing wrong. I've made bunches of PKs along the way, and I can't ever remember this happening.
Does anyone have a tip or technique that I should use to make the Coco Lopez mix well w/ the rest of the stuff.
Many thanks in advance ... and stay safe. This, too, shall pass.
Bill on Daniel Island
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Re: Secrets/Tips for Coco Lopez
[Re: Guineaman]
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05/04/2020 09:45 AM
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Posts: 3,359 Cane Garden Bay, Tortola
JasonHelmbrecht
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We decided to have Painkillers last night while we watched Kenny Chesney talk about his new album on YouTube. I bought the Coco Lopez a week or so ago at my local Publix. I know that Coco Lopez likes to congeal, so I took it out of the pantry a couple of times during the week and shook it up. When I put it back on the shelf I laid it on it's side or turned it upside down.
So, Painkiller time comes, and I open the Coco Lopez and pour into a 2 cup Pirex measuring cup. I then whisked the h_ll out of it to make it mix together.
But when I made the drinks, the Cocoa Lopez didn't mix well, and there were LOTS of little pieces of coconut in the drinks. A bit off-putting, not like that place on JVD at all.
So what am I doing wrong. I've made bunches of PKs along the way, and I can't ever remember this happening.
Does anyone have a tip or technique that I should use to make the Coco Lopez mix well w/ the rest of the stuff.
Many thanks in advance ... and stay safe. This, too, shall pass. I'm surprised you still had issues but the can was probably old. Sometimes, I've submerged the can in a sink of hot water for 10 minutes before shaking up really well and then opening. The chunks make me think it was drying up in the can and was just old.
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Re: Secrets/Tips for Coco Lopez
[Re: Guineaman]
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05/08/2020 04:36 PM
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Re: Secrets/Tips for Coco Lopez
[Re: Guineaman]
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05/09/2020 08:30 AM
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I'm with Winterstale, make it by the pitcher. Something with a cap or lid so you can shake it. Trying to make them individually is just too messy. Adding the rum later means you can adjust the alcohol with every drink and also use a reasonable size container. The Capt doesn't really drink them and I rarely have more than two. Love them but sooooooo sweet. So for to avoid the mess and an open Coco Lopez container I make the pitcherful on a Friday and easily lasts the weekend in the fridge. Just need to be able to shake the hell out of it before pouring. Pour a couple and pull up the Soggy Webcam.
S/V Tortuga Lagoon 46
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