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Vanilla, Pear, and Vodka Cocktail

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VANILLA PEAR VODKA COCKTAIL RECIPE

This vanilla pear vodka cocktail is smooth and sweet!

It uses either frozen pears or pear juice and super healthy vanilla beans to make a really yummy cocktail.

This pear vodka cocktail will be a big hit at your next party, and cool you down in the summer.

Vodka is recommended as a healthier alcohol due to fewer sugar and calories, but remember to enjoy responsibly, or you’ll need a my hangover cure in the morning to pick you back up! 😉

The frozen pears or ice in this will be rapidly pulverized into a frozen drink consistency with a good power blender.

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Pear Vodka Cocktail Recipe

Pear Vodka Cocktail

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Course: Cocktail, Drink
Servings: 4 - 4 oz drinks
Author: Blender Babes

Ingredients

  • 1.5 cups pear juice or frozen pears
  • 6 ounces vodka
  • 1/2 vanilla bean seeds scraped or 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • Vanilla sugar for rim (optional)
  • 1 cup ice plus more to serve over*

Instructions

  • Place all ingredients into your blender jar in order listed and secure lid.
  • For Vitamix and other variable speed blenders: Turn on and slowly increase from variable speed 1 to 10/High and blend for 45 seconds. Use tamper to press the ingredients into the blades, if necessary.
  • For Blendtec: Run ICE CRUSH cycle or Use Manual Speed 4. Stop and push ingredients in towards the blade if necessary when using frozen pears and repeat.
  • Pour into sugar rimmed glasses and serve cold!
  • All done! Enjoy!! Now take a photo, rate it, and share your accomplishments! 🙂 Tag @BlenderBabes & #BlenderBabes

Notes

*If using frozen pears, omit ice.

PEAR HEALTH BENEFITS AND FUN FACTS 

A single medium-sized pear is packed with fiber, potassium, and Vitamin C.

Abundant dietary fiber keeps you bloat-free and regulates your blood sugar levels, too.

Fiber also helps the body to absorb vitamins and minerals that it otherwise wouldn’t be able to break down.

Pears are also high in potassium, a mineral that helps your heart and will aid in muscle recovery after a workout, in addition to vitamin C, which will keep your immune system strong.

Vitamin K and vitamin A are also abundant in pears and protect your bones, eyes, and fight off free radicals.  

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Wendy Weckerly
Wendy Weckerly
Wendy loves the RAW way of eating. Being conscious of healthy eating, keeps her strong while running and strength training. The kitchen is her favorite place, where she's always blending up something new! You can find more RAW recipes and learn more about Wendy on her blog EffieGirl

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    • Image for Wendy WeckerlyBlender Babes says

      Hi Michelle! Yes you can absolutely use unfrozen pears. The frozen pears add a nice texture to this drink so you may want to pop your pears in the freezer for a bit if you can’t wait! I would for sure peel the pears if they’re not organic but if they are, keep on! More nutrients. Let me know how it turns out! ~Tarashaun

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