Nothing screams vacation like a pina colada—and when we say pina colada, we don’t mean the kiddie cocktail version. Because the internet is chock-full of creative culinary geniuses, TikTok has taken this fan-favorite summer sipper and turned it into a straight-up snack: pineapple spears soaked in Malibu rum.
In a now-viral TikTok video that’s garnered a whopping 36,000 likes and nearly 2,000 comments, user @cari.izaguirre adds the rum to a container of pineapple chunks from Sam's Club.
Fans are onboard too: “I’ve definitely gotten drunk from boozy pineapples before,” one user wrote. “They’re so freaking good.” We’re on the same page.
The beauty of TikTok food trends is that there’s room for your own creativity, but let’s start with the basics: You’ll need pineapple chunks or spears—you can opt for the pre-soaked version in coconut water or not, that’s up to you. You’ll also want to stock up on Malibu rum. And that’s all—easy peasy!
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If you’re going with the Sam’s Club pineapple spears, which come pre-soaked with coconut water, just add your Malibu rum to the existing container, pop it in the fridge, and let them sit overnight. You can also slice your own pineapple chunks and simply toss them in a food storage container with the rum.
Now here’s where the commenters come in handy: Cari’s post was flooded with suggestions, but none quite as popular as the recommendation to add more Malibu.
“Poor out the juice and THEN replace it with Malibu,” one user commented. And others agreed. “Not enough mama,” another user said. “Need to drain at least half that pineapple juice and replace it with Malibu.” Can’t say we disagree.
If you’re going the boozier route, drain out the desired coconut water or pineapple juice
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