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Nutty Pina Colada Biscotti

Submitted by: mcbartko
A refreshing biscotti reminiscent of the tropical drink. Great with tea or coffee! I never really measure the ingredients after rum but I've tried to approximate for you... My friends LOVE this recipe! 

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Rum Raisin Bread

Submitted by: Jill M.
You will give thanks to your bread machine for this one, a gently sweetened, cream-rich yeast bread with rum-plumped raisins scattered throughout. 

Pina Colada I

Submitted by: Deborah L. Gonzalez
The real Pina Colada was invented in the Hotel Caribe Hilton in Puerto Rico during the decade of the 1950's. The inventor was a bartender who entered a world competition, and won for this drink. 

Pina Colada Cookies II

Submitted by: Christie Bayless
These are delicious tropical tasting cookies. I took fourth place in the Land O'Lakes National Butter cookie contest at the L.A. Fair for these. Enjoy!!! 

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Pina Colada Cake I

Submitted by: Jeannine Rivers
Perfect on a hot summer day! 

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Pina Colada IV

Submitted by: Geekhousewife
This recipe was originally created by a man called Monchito in Puerto Rico in 1954. Coconut, pineapple and rum blended with cream and ice. 

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Cinnamon Cranraisin Bread

Submitted by: Tammy
Cranraisins, those lovely, tart dried cranberries, add plenty of zing to this bread machine treat with hints of cinnamon and vanilla. 

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Pina Colada Cake III

Submitted by: Holly
A moist cake, reminiscent of the tropical drink for which it is named. 

Pina Colada Punch

Submitted by: Debi
A slushy bowl of creamy coconut-pineapple punch spiked with rum. 

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Pina Colada Rum Cake

Submitted by: Roger
Delicious, moist chilled dessert with rum, coconut and whipped frosting. 
 
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