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April 15, 2013May 5, 2021

The Ultimate Rum Therapy Beach Playlist

We asked for it and YOU DELIVERED! Thanks to all of you who took the time to submit your favorite tunes for the ULTIMATE Rum Therapy Beach Playlist! Quite the eclectic list and they may not all make your top picks, but they’re excellent submissions and will give us all a place to start when looking for some more tunes for vacation and beach time.

Some of your favorites not on the list? Be sure to send them to us and we’ll update from time to time.

The list is arranged in alphabetical order (sort of – I’m sure I made a few errors in alphabetizing and I’ll go back and fix them later – right now my brain hurts!) We checked and were able to find most of these tunes on either iTunes, Amazon or You Tube, and it looks like most can be easily downloaded.

The songs were not all written or originally performed by the artists listed, but, if listed, is probably the preferred rendition of the song for this list and several songs are listed with more than one artist!

So, here it is. The ULTIMATE Rum Therapy Playlist as submitted by you – our Facebook and website friends and followers! Enjoy!

(The) Andrew Sisters
* Rum and Coca Cola

Baha Men
*Coconut
*Gin and Coconut Water (Jelly)
*Island Boy

Bankie Banx
*Still In Paradise

Barefoot Davis
*Rum is the Answer – What Was the Question?

Barefoot Man (George Novak)
Rum and Coconut Water
Rum On Me Tongue
Small Dinghy
Thong Gone Wrong

Beach Boys
*Good Vibrations
*Kokomo
*Sail On Sailor
*Sloop John B

Beenie Man
*I’m Drinking/Rum & Red Bull
*Let’s Go

Beres Hammond
*Rockaway

Billy Currington
*Pretty Good at Drinkin’ Beer
Swimmin’ in Sunshine

Blake Shelton
Chill
*Drink on It
*Some Beach

Blues Traveler
*Carolina Blues
*Hook

(The) Boat Drunks
*A Pirate on the Caribbean
Bermuda Triangle
*Callin’ In Gone
Hangover Key
The Rhum Bar
*Tropical Standard Time

Bobby Darin
*Beyond the Sea

Bobby McFerrin
*Don’t Worry, Be Happy

Bob Marley
*Jammin’
*One Drop
*One Love
*Redemption Song
*Stir It Up
*Three Little Birds

Bob Seger
*Sunspot Baby

Bon Jovi
*Summertime

Brent Burns
*Don’t Come Knockin’ If the Tiki Huts Rockin‘
*I’ve Got a Beach in My Backyard
Son of the Beach
Vacation

Brett Eldredge
*Beat of the Music

Brian Neale
Two Chairs on a Beach

Brother Trouble
*Summer’s Little Angel

Brothers Osborne
*Rum

Bruce Springsteen
*Born to Run

Bruno Mars
*The Lazy Song

Burning Flames
Island Girl

Buster Poindexter
*Hot Hot Hot

Cars
*Let The Good Times Roll

Chris Janson
*Buy Me a Boat

Chuck Wicks
*Salt Life

Crosby, Stills & Nash
*Southern Cross
*Wooden Ships

David Gray
*Sail Away

Delbert McClinton
*Sandy Beaches

Dierks Bentley
*Drunk on a Plane
*Somewhere on a Beach

Doobie Brothers
*China Grove
*South City Midnight Lady

(The) Drifters
*I’ve Got Sand In My Shoes
*Under the Boardwalk

Don Henley
*Boys of Summer

Eagles
*Hotel California
*Life’s Been Good
*Seven Bridges Road
*Tequila Sunrise
*Peaceful Easy Feeling

Eric Church
*Drink In My Hand
*Jack Daniels
*Smoke a Little Smoke

Eric Stone
*I’ll Be Ready Tomorrow
The Sandbar

Fleetwood Mac
*Monday Morning

Florida Georgia Line
*Cruise

Gaelic Storm
*Piña Colada in a Pint Glass

Garth Brooks
Captain Morgan
*Two Piña Coladas

Gene Mitchell
*Rum Phonics

George Strait
*The Seashores of Old Mexico

Gloria Estefan
*Conga

Gorg
My Rum

Gyptian
*Hold Yuh

Gypsy Kings
*Bambeleo

Harry Belefonte
*Coconut Woman
*Day O (Banana Boat)
*Island in the Sun
*Jump In the Line

Harry Nilsson
*Put the Lime in the Coconut

Howard Livingston
*Blame it on the Margarita’s
*Livin’ On Key West Time
Sailing to I Don’t Know

Israel Kamakawiwo’ ole
*Somewhere Over the Rainbow
*White Sandy Beach of Hawaii

Ina Kamoze
*Here Comes the Hotstepper

Jack Johnson
*Banana Pancakes
*Better Together
*Bubble Toes
*Upside Down

Jackson Browne
*Jamaica Say You Will

Jake Owen
*Anywhere with You
*Barefoot Blue Jean Night
*Beachin’
*Pass a Beer
*Summer Jam

James McMurtry
*Hurricane Party

Jamey Johnson
*Place Out On the Ocean

Jamie Cullum
All At Sea

Jerrod Niemann
*Down In Mexico
*How Can I Be So Thirsty
*One More Drinkin’ Song
*Shinin’ On Me

Jerry Jeff Walker
*Barefootin’
*Boats to Build
*Cowboy Boots and Bathin’ Suits
Sloop John B

Jesse Rice
*Caribbean Crazy
*Haze of the Rum
*Key West Time
*Island State of Mind

Jimmy Buffett
*A Pirate Looks at 40
*Boat Drinks
*(The) Captain and the Kid
*Changes in Attitudes, Changes in Latitudes
*Cheeseburger in Paradise
*Coast of Carolina
*Coconut Telegraph
*Cowboy in the Jungle
*Fins
*Island Fever
*It’s 5:00 Somewhere
*Lovely Cruise
*Mañana
*Margaritaville
*One Particular Harbor
*Son of a Sailor
*Still in Paradise (with Bankie Banx)
*The Weather is Here, Wish You were Beautiful
*Tin Cup Chalice
*Trying to Reason with the Hurricane Season

Jimmy Cliff
*Shelter of Your Love
*I Can See Clearly Now
*Many Rivers To Cross

Jim Morris
*The Floating Opera
*Island Daze
*Premature Intoxication
*Visually Cool and Pleasantly Numb

Joe Bennett
*I Need a Beach

John Frinzi
*Buoyancy
*Paradise, Quickly
*Slip Away

John Hiatt
*Drive South

John Mayer
*Free Fallin’
*Who Says

Keb’ Mo’
*Imagine
*Life Is Beautiful

Kenny Chesney
*Be As You Are
*Beer In Mexico
*Boats
*Down the Road
*Guitars and Tiki Bars
*Island Boy
*Key Lime Pie
*Keys In the Conch Shell
*Life On a Rock
*Lucky Old Sun
*Magic
*Marley
*No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem
*Nowhere to Go, Nowhere to Be
*Old Blue Chair
*On the Coast of Somewhere Beautiful
*Pirate Flag
*Somewhere In the Sun
*Soul of a Sailor
*Summertime
*That Time of Day
*The Life
*Time Flies
*Way Down Here
*When I See This Bar
*When the Sun Goes Down (with Uncle Kracker)
*You and Tequila
*Young

Kes The Band
*Tuesday on the Rocks

Kid Rock
*All Summer Long

Little Big Town
*Day Drinking
*Pontoon

Little River Band
*Cool Change

Los Lonely Boys
*Heaven

Louis Armstrong
*What a Wonderful World

Luke Bryan
*Crash My Party
*Drink a Beer
*One Margarita
*Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset

Lyle Lovett
*If I Had a Boat

Machel Montano
*Bottle of Rum

Mac McAnally
*Once in a Lifetime
*Amarula Sun

Mahlathini
Sing This Song

(The) Merrymen
*Beautiful Barbados

Micah Gardner
*Barstool Sailor

Michael Franti
*Say Hey
*The Sound of Sunshine

Mishka
*Coastline Journey
*Guy With a Guitar
*Ocean Is My Potion

Mr. Probz
Waves

Mungo Jerry
*In the Summertime

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
*Make a Little Magic

Norah Jones
*Sunrise

Oh No Fiasco
I Want You Back

Otis Redding
*Sittin’ On The Dock of the Bay

Pablo Cruise
*A Place in the Sun
*Good Ship Pablo Cruise
*I Go To Rio
Island Woman
*Love Will Find a Way
*What’cha Gonna Do?

Pharrell Williams
*Happy

Phil Vasser
*Just Another Day in Paradise
*Six-Pack Summer

Prince
*Raspberry Beret

Quito Rymer
*Caribbean Run
Paradise
*Tortola
*Ripples

Richie Spice
*Make Up Your Mind

Rick Steffen
*Coconut Rum

Rob Mehl
*Walk On The Beach

Rodrigo y Gabriela
*Diablo Rojo

Shaggy
*Angel

Sheryl Crow
*Soak Up The Sun

Smoky Robinson
*Cruisin’

(The) Subdudes
Let’s Play

Sublime
*Doin’ Time

Sugar Ray
*Fly

Swim Skinny
*Boo-yah
*Ocean Blue

Taj Mahal
*Sacred Island
*The New Hula Blues

Taurus Riley
*She’s Royal

The Rock Heroes
*All Summer Afternoon

Toby Keith
*I Love This Bar
*I Wanna Talk About Me
*I’m Just Talkin’ About Tonight
*Red Solo Cup
*She’s a Hottie
*Stays In Mexico

Todd Rundgren
*Bang On the Drum All Day

Tom Petty
*Free Fallin’

Tracy Byrd
*Ten Rounds with Jose Cuervo

(The) Tradewinds
Cricket in the Jungle

Trailer Choir
*Can’t Drink All Day

Travis James Humphrey
*Mai Tai or Margarita

UB40
*Red, Red, Wine

Uncle Kracker
*Drift Away
*It’s Good to be Me
*Last Night Again

Van Morrison

*Brown Eyed Girl
*Into the Mystic

(The) Wailers
*Mellow Mood

Wailing Souls
*Love You Want

Weezer
*Island in the Sun

(The) Young Rascals
*Groovin’

Zac Brown Band
*Island Song
*Knee Deep (with Jimmy Buffet)
*Toes
*Where the Boat Leaves From

10cc
*Dreadlock Holiday

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April 12, 2013

You Had Me At Rum…

Daiquiris, mojitos, piña coladas, painkillers, bushwhackers…all tasty and wonderful rum concoctions, but sometimes we simply want just a pour of our favorite sipping rum over a piece of ice. We’re excited to be attending the Miami Rum Renaissance Festival next week to sit in on some seminars given by rum experts and sample many of the fine rums that will be featured. Maybe we’ll even find a few new favorites!

What are some of your favorite sipping rums?

April 12, 2013November 19, 2015

The ULTIMATE Rum Therapy Beach Playlist Submissions

Check out the ULTIMATE Rum Therapy Beach Playlist here!

One of our most popular website posts is entitled “BEACH Playlist“. For those of you that have read our post entitled “BEACH Playist”, you’ll realize that it’s not a comprehensive list of our favorite beach songs, instead, its simply 34 great songs that remind us of our all time favorite beach vacations.

Judging by the amount of visits we receive on this post, there are obviously, some very lucky peeps planning to spend some time “On The Coast of Somewhere Beautiful” (Kenny Chesney) and want to fill their iPods with music to support their beachy frame of mind.Well, we feel it’s time to “Remedy” (Jason Mraz) this situation with your help.

If you feel like “Swimming in Sunshine” (Billy Currington), have “Two Tickets to Paradise” (Eddie Money) and want to head south with the very best tunes in tow, please help us compile the Ultimate Rum Therapy Beach Playlist by submitting your favorite five (5) tunes of an y genre (classic rock, country, classical, R & B – whatever floats your boat!) that YOU like to listen too while relaxing or playing on the beach, or on a boat, or floating in the water, or enjoying a cocktail in paradise, etc.

We ask that you choose five (5) songs from different artists and include the title of the song AND the artist. We’ll compile a list of ALL of the songs submitted (with title AND artist) into ONE GIGANTIC AND ULTIMATE RUM THERAPY BEACH PLAYLIST!!

So, grab yourself some “Boat Drinks” (Jimmy B), picture yourself on this beach and submit your 5 favorite beach songs via the comment section on this post, or on our Facebook page.
We’ll compile the complete list in just a few days and post it for all beach lovers to enjoy!!

We’ll start.
Here’s just five of our favorite Beach Tunes to start the list
(man – how in the world do you pick just 5??):

1. Two Piña Coladas – Garth Brooks
2. Boats – Kenny Chesney
3. Changes in Attitudes, Changes in Latitudes – Jimmy Buffett
4. Free Fallin’ – Tom Petty’s original AND John Mayer’s remake
5. All Summer Long – Kid Rock

ok, two more, since we started the list….
6. Tropical Standard Time – The Boat Drunks
7. Good To Be Me – Uncle Kracker

OK – your turn! What five songs do you want to add?

April 10, 2013September 25, 2019

White Bay, Jost Van Dyke

There are a few beaches that we’ve come across in our travels that simply take our breath away and White Bay, Jost Van Dyke in the British Virgin Islands is definitely one of them.

With powder soft white sand and turquoise blue, clear water set off by lush foliage, it is truly a tropical paradise.

In addition to its incredible beauty, White Bay is home to some of the best beach bars around, such as One Love Bar & Grill, Gertrude’s, Soggy Dollar, and Ivan’s Stress Free Bar. (See more about Jost Van Dyke Beach Bars here: Bar Hopping On Jost Van Dyke)

Separated in the middle by a rocky outcropping, it’s well worth the hike to go from one end to the other checking out the people, the scenery and ALL of the bars! (be sure to wear shoes or sandals when crossing the outcropping. There is a cement stairway over the top of it, but there are some sharp rocks to navigate on Ivan’s side)

Getting there: Get to White Bay via boat, taxi over from Great Harbour, or rent a jeep from Great Harbour (the adventurous, non-inebriated, very fit or frugal individuals can walk over the hill from Great Harbour. We hiked it once…)

Beach: beautiful white sand with gradual access. Great for swimming in the quieter areas (watch for boats – White Bay can get very busy with boats, especially in the afternoon), snorkel by the rocks on the east end.

Recommended for: well, anyone that loves a beautiful beach…

Tip: because of the popularity of the beach bars on White Bay (especially Soggy Dollar), it can get very busy in the afternoon. If you like a party, you’ll love to be there at the busy time. If you’d rather experience White Bay when it’s quieter, consider visiting in the early morning, or later in the evening when the day crowds have gone home. Here are a just a few pictures taken during some of the quieter moments…

And top off a perfect beach day with a perfect sunset…

Other Jost Van Dyke posts you might be interested in:

Rum Therapy On Jost Van Dyke

Barhopping On Jost Van Dyke

Ivan’s Stress Free Bar

Foxy’s Tamarind Bar

The Soggy Dollar Bar

White Bay Villas and Seaside Cottages

To see more posts on this and other islands, check out our Island Blog Directory

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April 9, 2013September 20, 2019

Hiking the Na Pali Coast in Kauai

When visiting the tropics, do we like to do something other than soak in the sunshine and drink rum drinks? Absolutely, although we really do like to sit in the sunshine and drink rum drinks….

Anyway, during a trip to Kauai, we wanted to experience the incredible Na Pali coast. Since there are no roads over the Na Pali coast, the only way to experience the beauty in person is by helicopter (which we did), boat (which we did not do due to the rough surf while there) or by foot.

The trail along the Na Pali coast extends 11 miles (one way) from Ke’e Beach to Kalalau Beach along the spectacular cliffs of Na Pali. Many people like to backpack in and camp close to Kalalau Beach and camping permits can be obtained through Hawaii Department of Land & Natural Resources.

Although we would have loved to experience the phenomenal beauty of Kalalau Beach in person, the thought of hiking 11 miles (one way) and sleeping in a sleeping bag (as opposed to the very comfortable bed we had back at the resort) was, well, not that appealing. Instead, we opted to hike two miles in to Hanakapi‘ai Beach with the option of continuing another two miles to Hanakapi‘ai Falls.

We drove to Ke’e Beach, parked in the parking lot at the trail head and headed up the trail.

First part of the trail, hmmm….what are we getting ourselves into?

Overlook of Ke’e Beach from the trail

Pretty clear why Kauai was chosen as a filming location for Jurassic Park!

Dramatic scenery around every bend. As we approached this area, we heard thunderous crashing – almost cannon like and then spotted this sign on the trail.

Yikes! Think we’ll take this one seriously…
The next corner gave us our first glimpse of Hanakapi‘ai Beach.

A few hundred more feet down,we crossed a river and landed on the sand of Hanakapi‘ai.

At that point it was fairly obvious why getting in the water was discouraged here…

After exploring some of the geological features of the area, we sat on the beach enjoying some water and Snickers bars.

We lingered a lot longer than we should have, taking in the rugged beauty and tremendous power of the ocean.

And when we finally stood up again, we realized that there was no way we’d make it another two miles to Hanakapi‘ai Falls. In fact, with our legs feeling like limp noodles, we’d be lucky to make it back the two miles to our car in time to get back to the resort for our scheduled, and after this hike, very needed 4:00 massage on the beach….

More Hawaii Posts:
Rum Therapy On Kauai
Ziplining in Paradise
Helicopter Ride in Kauai
Lava Flow Recipe

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April 7, 2013April 27, 2021

Rambutan Villa, Virgin Gorda

We were given the opportunity to stay at the lovely Rambutan Villa during a recent visit to Virgin Gorda. Rambutan Villa is located directly on the beach on Nail Bay.
Rambutan is a 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom Thai and Balinese inspired villa surrounded by lush tropical foliage.
Rambutan Villa is just steps away from Nail Bay and offers a secluded beach experience as well as a private pool just outside the living room door.
The backyard is perfect for a quiet tropical escape but also provides an excellent space for entertaining a larger crowd with an outdoor grill and dining area.
Nail Bay is great for snorkeling and excellent for early morning and evening walks. Just steps from the villa, it’s easy to spend time with your toes in the sand.

Rambutan has a full service gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and breakfast bar and opens up to the dining room and living area with a flat screen TV.
There are four large sized bedrooms, two of them Master Suites with their own bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms are located in their own separate casita, offering exceptional space for up to four couples or a family. Rambutan sleeps 8.
And after a day of exploring Virgin Gorda, including some of the prettiest beaches in the Caribbean, North Sound, and some very scenic bars including Hog Heaven, when you stay at Rambutan Villa, you get to come home to sit on the back deck with a cocktail in hand and enjoy your own quiet and spectacular tropical sunset…
Recommended for: families or up to four couples, anyone looking for quiet, comfortable accommodations with a pool located directly on a beach.

The owners of Rambutan Villa also own the stunning Villa LaVida next door. Both are available for weekly rental. If you are interested in finding out more about renting these Virgin Gorda oceanfront properties, email them at [email protected] or
[email protected]
VRBO Listing

Follow them on Facebook here:
Rambutan Villa
Villa LaVida

Other posts you might be interested in:
Rum Therapy On Virgin Gorda
Rum Therapy Sailing in the British Virgin Islands (Part 2) Virgin Gorda

April 6, 2013November 7, 2020

Blue Hawaiian

The color of this tropical concoction is as blue as the turquoise waters of the tropics and the taste will take you back to some of your favorite beach vacations…
Okole Maluna!
(Bottoms up in Hawaiian)

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Blue Hawaiian

The color of this tropical concoction is as blue as the turquoise waters of the tropics and the taste will take you back to some of your favorite beach vacations.

Course: Drinks

Servings:

Ingredients

1 oz. Light Rum
2 oz. Pineapple Juice
1 oz. Blue Curacao
1 oz. Coconut Creme
Slice of Pineapple or Cherry (for garnish)

Instructions

Blend light rum, blue curacao, pineapple juice, and cream of coconut with one cup ice in an electric blender at high speed.
Pour into a glass, garnish with pineapple slice or a cherry, add a biodegradeable straw and enjoy!

April 5, 2013April 23, 2021

Hog Heaven, Virgin Gorda

There are bars with a view and then there are bars with a VIEW! Hog Heaven is a Bar & Grill sitting high atop Virgin Gorda with an absolutely beautiful view of the entire North Sound.

From your perch in the sky, you can see Leverick Bay, Bitter End Yacht Club, Saba Rock Resort, Necker Island and The Sandbox on Prickly Pear Island.
On clear days, you can even make out a faint strip of Anegada in the distance.

To see more posts on Virgin Gorda and other islands, check out our Island Blog Directory

Necker Island in the distance

Hog Heaven is a small, unassuming building on top of the hill on Nail Bay Road overlooking North Sound. It’s owned by Blondie, who apparently is also a pig farmer/ship captain on Virgin Gorda.

One of the rum drinks on the menu was a Blondie Special and we ordered that and a rum punch and took a seat to drink in the view.

Blondie Special and Rum Punch

Hog Heaven is known for its BBQ, so we decided to order a plate, as well as a bowl of Conch Chowder. Both were delicious and very reasonably priced.

Want some Rum with a View (and some delicious BBQ)? This is the place to get it on Virgin Gorda!

Have you been to Hog Heaven? Tell us about it!

To see more posts on Virgin Gorda and other islands, check out our Island Blog Directory

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April 4, 2013June 5, 2019

Maho Bay, St. John

When it comes to beautiful beaches, St. John, USVI sure has its share. The island is dotted with phenomenal white sand beaches with beautiful clear, turquoise water. Just past some of the most popular and sometimes quite crowded beaches, Trunk and Cinnamon, you come to the overlook of another St. John beauty – Maho Bay.

Overlook of Maho Bay

Access: Limited parking in parking spaces right on the road, close to the beach.

Beach: a nice stretch of soft sand with lined with palm trees and Maho trees. Gentle sandy access, great for swimming. Usually calm surf. Popular with the locals on weekends.

Amenities: A beach pavilion that can be reserved by permit through the Virgin Islands National Park Service.

Recommended for: swimming, some snorkeling, families, photography, anyone wanting a quiet beach with few amenities.

Tip: stop at Trunk Bay for snorkeling or Cinnamon Bay for full amenities, but continue to Maho if you want to escape the crowds and don’t need a lot of amenities.

Find Maho Bay on our St. John Map

To see more posts on St. John and other islands, check out our Island Blog Directory

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April 1, 2013July 10, 2021

10 Mojito Variations

The Perfect Mojito

What makes a perfect mojito? When you look on the web, there’s more mojito recipes than you can shake a muddler at. So what is it? The type of rum used? The amount of mint? The setting? Get the recipe for The Perfect Mojito here: The Perfect Mojito

Dirty Mojito

Dirty up your mojito by using a gold rum instead of a white and changing the simple syrup or white sugar to raw sugar or demerara sugar. Get the recipe for a Dirty Mojito here: Dirty Mojito

Dark Mojito

Use a dark rum for this one for a full and rummier tasting mojito. Find the recipe here: Dark Mojito

And here are a few fruit mojito variations to try!

Pear Mojito

Mmmm…pears. One of our favorite winter fruits. In our quest to make mojitos out of, well, everything, we tried making a mojito with pears. Get the Pear Mojito Recipe here: Pear Mojito

Mango Mojito

One of the most pinned recipes on our Pinterest Page: this Mango Mojito Recipe tastes like summertime! Get the Mango Mojito Recipe here: Mango Mojito

Raspberry Mojito

A berry tasty and refreshing twist on the regular mojito! Get the Raspberry Mojito Recipe here: Raspberry Mojito

Zesty Orange Mojito

This is one of our favorites – the orange mixes very nicely with the lime and mint...mmm…. Get the recipe for a Zesty Orange Mojito here: Zesty Orange Mojito

Three to go. Not your standard mojitos, but still delicious!

Frozen Mojito

Today’s mojito is a colder version of The Perfect Mojito with just a few slight adjustments. You’ll love the frosty, minty, limey goodness of this one! Get the Frozen Mojito Recipe here: Frozen Mojito

Green Tea Mojito

A healthy Mojito? Well, this one DOES contain green tea and can be made sugar-free, so if you need to keep it light, this is one to try! Get the Green Tea Mojito Recipe here: Green Tea Mojito

Mojito Cupcakes

Although not the drinking variety, this mojito variation is worthy of inclusion in the list! Light and tasty with a hint of lime or mint – nothing overpowering, and the lime zest added to the frosting added just a little more tang. Get the recipe for Mojito Cupcakes here: Mojito Cupcakes

Which one sounds good to you tonight?

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