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Wednesday, September 25, 2013

How to Make Ron Ron Juice

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Pin ItArticle EditDiscussFor the fans of the reality TV show Jersey Shore, ron ron juice will already be well known. It's a tasty berry and watermelon concoction with an alcoholic kick of vodka. Definitely for the adults only.

Edit Ingredients8 cups seedless watermelon12 oz/350ml cranberry juice1 1/2 cups of blueberries (optional but this is how Snooki likes it)10 oz/295ml/1 jar of maraschino cherries (no pits)1 cup vodkaIce

Edit Steps1Cut the watermelon into cubes. The cubes don't need to be even, just small enough to fit nicely into the blender.

2Place the cubes into the blender.

3Add the blueberries and cherries.

4Pour in the vodka. Add a few ice cubes last.

5Blend all of the ingredients together.

6Pour into high ball glasses. Add another cube or two.

7Serve. If you'd rather guests served themselves, pour the drink into a pitcher and place on the table.

Edit TipsWhile it's safe to eat watermelon seeds, this drink is smoother without them, so try to find seedless watermelon or use pieces that you have already deseeded.If your blender isn't large enough to fit all of the watermelon and ingredients at once, blend in rounds, then mix everything together in a pitcher before pouring.Snooki likes to add a dash of Jaeger.[1]

Edit WarningsBe sure to let guests know that this drink is alcoholic.

Edit Things You'll NeedCutting board and knifeLarge blender

Edit Related wikiHowsHow to Make a Raspberry Vodka TonicHow to Make Strawberry Vodka SlushHow to Make a Fruity Vodka Tonic

Edit Sources and Citationshttp://www.wetpaint.com/jersey-shore/articles/get-your-ron-ron-juice-on – research sourcehttp://chilledmagazine.com/Chilling_at_Home-detail/ron-ron-juice/ – research source? http://vodkaonly.com/how-to-make-ron-ron-juice/Article Info Featured Article

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