Enjoy A Bahama Mama!

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A Bahama Mama is a tropical drink popular in the Bahamas (duh). Made with two types of rum, orange juice, and pineapple juice, this drink is so tropical it’ll make you think you’re sunbathing on a beach!

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INGREDIENTS

Method 1: Shaker The typical, easy way to make your Bahama Mama Recipe is to add all the ingredients to a shaker.

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Method 2: Layer Many Bahama Mamas are famous for their ombre, sunset-y look. For this beautiful color scheme, pour the ingredients directly into the glass without stirring.

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Enjoy A Bahama Mama!

A Bahama Mama is a tropical drink popular in the Bahamas (duh). Made with two types of rum, orange juice, and pineapple juice, this drink is so tropical it’ll make you think you’re sunbathing on a beach!

INGREDIENTS

Method 1: Shaker The typical, easy way to make your Bahama Mama Recipe is to add all the ingredients to a shaker.

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Simply pour each ingredient into a cocktail shaker, put the lid on, and give it a quick shake. Then pour each drink into a glass filled with ice.

Method 2: Layer Many Bahama Mamas are famous for their ombre, sunset-y look. For this beautiful color scheme, pour the ingredients directly into the glass without stirring.

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Keep in mind, there is no standard measurement for a shot glass, though it’s generally considered to be 1.5 ounces.

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If you’re interested in trying a Bahama Mama with its original coffee flavors, sub out the grenadine and orange liqueur for coffee liqueur instead!

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