Mix it up!!! The color is almost like milky iced coffee. Mama needs a tropical vacation!Įverything except the nutmeg goes into a cocktail shaker!
The reason? I was just looking at one of my weeks from last year….in MEXICO. I realized that my blog is very tropical this week with this drink & my Tangerine Sherbet! Who needs a chiropractor when you can have a cocktail? Painkiller is the perfect way to describe it. What I remember from our Carmel night is that three of the four of us were laying on the floor after drinking them feeling numb and saying, “OMG!!! IT REALLY IS LIKE A PAINKILLER!” There’s just something wild about the combination of rum, pineapple juice, orange juice, coconut cream and nutmeg. The second time I had a painkiller, I was hanging out with the same friends in Carmel and we made a batch to reminisce over that crazy tiki bar night. Made with rum, pineapple juice, coconut, and orange juice, a painkiller is as refreshing as it gets. That night ended in Taco Bell…7 layer burritos and nachos bell grande, OMG. A painkiller is a tropical rum-based drink with roots that bring you back to the British Virgin Islands. We ended the night with a gigantic shared drink that was lit on fire…surrounded by 4 straws… The painkiller was just a drop in the bucket that night. The first time I had one was at a fabulous Tiki Bar called Forbidden Island in Alameda. It’s sweet, TROPICAL and totally refreshing but all of a sudden, it sneaks up on you! But– Beware. It’s a drink that goes down a little tooooooo smoothly. Warning: THIS ONE IS CRAZY (in a good way). I am kind of a sucker for cocktails that come with a warning. Time to get your tiki on with the Painkiller Cocktail Its tropical and super tasty for the warmer days ahead.
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