7th October 2024 at 10:45
SO sooo crushable. I made it with Boomsma Cloosterlikeur as a sub for GC. As this is lower in ABV I reduced the amount of coconut syrup and added some Wray & Nephew for some func.
• 60 mL Boomsma Cloosterlikeur
• 15 mL Wray & Nephew Overproof rum
• 10 mL coconut syrup
• 15 mL lime juice
• 45 mL pineapple juice
• 60 mL Boomsma Cloosterlikeur
• 15 mL Wray & Nephew Overproof rum
• 10 mL coconut syrup
• 15 mL lime juice
• 45 mL pineapple juice
7th October 2024 at 10:47
Made it into a new recipe: https://www.diffordsguide.com/cocktails/recipe/30591/nuclear-pina-colada
23rd March 2024 at 00:10
Can anyone advise how many ounces of ice constitutes a "scoop"?
5th September 2024 at 17:56
I wanted to get this solved once and for all, especially because I don't have an ice scoop.
(I've used an AI to generate this, it would be great if someone could run a little experiment to confirm if this is accurate!)
## Crushed Ice in a 7 oz Scoop
A standard 7 oz cocktail scoop holds approximately 200-250 grams of loosely packed crushed ice[1][2].
When filled, a 7 oz scoop contains around 1 cup of crushed ice. The exact weight can vary depending on how tightly the ice is packed in the scoop[3].
As a general guideline:
- 1 cup of loosely packed crushed ice weighs around 113-142 grams (4-5 oz)[1]
- 1 cup of more densely packed crushed ice weighs around 170 grams (6 oz)[2]
So in summary, a full 7 oz cocktail scoop will hold 200-250 grams of crushed ice, with the exact amount depending on how much the ice is compressed when scooping.
Citations:
[1] How many grams are in a cup of crushed ice? - Answers https://qa.answers.com/food-ec/How_many_grams_are_in_a_cup_of_crushed_ice
[2] Ice, crushed density - kg-m3.com https://kg-m3.com/material/ice-crushed
[3] Crushed ice questions - quantities & storage : r/cocktails - Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/cocktails/comments/ghmu7o/crushed_ice_questions_quantities_storage/
[4] Ice Weight Calculator https://calculator.academy/ice-weight-calculator/
[5] Ice, crushed volume to weight conversion - Aqua-Calc https://www.aqua-calc.com/calculate/volume-to-weight/substance/ice-coma-and-blank-crushed
[6] Ice, crushed weight to volume conversion - Aqua-Calc https://www.aqua-calc.com/calculate/weight-to-volume/substance/ice-coma-and-blank-crushed
[7] Bittersweet & Bold: The Old Fashioned Cocktail – Rare Bird 101 https://rarebird101.com/2020/11/17/bittersweet-bold-the-old-fashioned-cocktail/
[8] Manhattan Cocktail - Low Carb & Low Sugar https://thekitchenmagpielowcarb.com/manhattan-cocktail-low-carb-low-sugar/
(I've used an AI to generate this, it would be great if someone could run a little experiment to confirm if this is accurate!)
## Crushed Ice in a 7 oz Scoop
A standard 7 oz cocktail scoop holds approximately 200-250 grams of loosely packed crushed ice[1][2].
When filled, a 7 oz scoop contains around 1 cup of crushed ice. The exact weight can vary depending on how tightly the ice is packed in the scoop[3].
As a general guideline:
- 1 cup of loosely packed crushed ice weighs around 113-142 grams (4-5 oz)[1]
- 1 cup of more densely packed crushed ice weighs around 170 grams (6 oz)[2]
So in summary, a full 7 oz cocktail scoop will hold 200-250 grams of crushed ice, with the exact amount depending on how much the ice is compressed when scooping.
Citations:
[1] How many grams are in a cup of crushed ice? - Answers https://qa.answers.com/food-ec/How_many_grams_are_in_a_cup_of_crushed_ice
[2] Ice, crushed density - kg-m3.com https://kg-m3.com/material/ice-crushed
[3] Crushed ice questions - quantities & storage : r/cocktails - Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/cocktails/comments/ghmu7o/crushed_ice_questions_quantities_storage/
[4] Ice Weight Calculator https://calculator.academy/ice-weight-calculator/
[5] Ice, crushed volume to weight conversion - Aqua-Calc https://www.aqua-calc.com/calculate/volume-to-weight/substance/ice-coma-and-blank-crushed
[6] Ice, crushed weight to volume conversion - Aqua-Calc https://www.aqua-calc.com/calculate/weight-to-volume/substance/ice-coma-and-blank-crushed
[7] Bittersweet & Bold: The Old Fashioned Cocktail – Rare Bird 101 https://rarebird101.com/2020/11/17/bittersweet-bold-the-old-fashioned-cocktail/
[8] Manhattan Cocktail - Low Carb & Low Sugar https://thekitchenmagpielowcarb.com/manhattan-cocktail-low-carb-low-sugar/
23rd March 2024 at 07:49
For the size of ice scoup and how to use the and much more on ingredient measures, please click “measures and measuring” just under the recipe above.
3rd September 2023 at 23:55
Wanted to make but didnt have chartreuse so subbed tequila. Didn’t find it sweet enough so added a passion fruit syrup float on top. Super good but would like to make the actual cocktail as well.
17th December 2022 at 23:36
Made this with Yellow Chartreuse and Lemon instead of Green and Lime... a piña amarilla if you will. Like it better than the piña colada.
23rd September 2024 at 15:54
Just tried this and I found the chartreuse kind of drowned in the coconut and pineapple. Would either up the chartreuse next time or maybe reduce the lime, cream of coconut and pineapple juice.
13th February 2022 at 07:56
Wow the Green Chartreuse and the lack of rum really gives this a different profile. Very refreshing!
anyway, I would say a bit more creme of coconut is needed, at least here in Denmark where our imported pineapple itn't that sweet (I make my own pineapple juice)
so - do try this cocktail and adjust it, untill you hit your balance