How to Make a Polynesian-Style Mai Tai

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A Mai Tai is the quintessential tiki drink.

This recipe makes a large batch of Mai Tais; these tropical cocktails are great for your next tiki-themed party or just a refreshing summertime drink. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Gallon container
  • 64 oz. fruit punch
  • 32 oz. orange juice
  • 32 oz. pineapple juice
  • Ice
  • Light rum
  • Assorted tropical fruit
  • Toothpicks
  • Straws
  • Shaker
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Instructions

    • 1

      Mix one-half gallon of fruit punch, one-quarter gallon of pineapple juice and one-quarter gallon of orange juice in a gallon-sized container to make a Mai Tai mix. Shake or stir the mix well.

    • 2

      Fill a 16-ounce cup with ice. Add about 1 oz of light rum; you can adjust the amount of alcohol according to taste.

    • 3

      Fill the rest of the cup with the Mai Tai mix and shake with a drink shaker. Garnish with fruit around the cup; stick the fruits together with a toothpick. Place a straw in the cup and enjoy!

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