This post was sponsored by Fresh From Florida as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central, however all opinions expressed are my own.<\/em><\/p>\n As summer starts revving into full gear it\u2019s time to step up your party game with these fresh\u00a0Frozen Watermelon Daiquiri\u2019s at your next party! They couldn\u2019t be easier and Fresh From Florida Watermelons are in your market now! I can\u2019t believe the abundance of local products this week at my favorite place to shop. Fresh From Florida<\/a> produce is everywhere in the markets right now, in fact it is so plentiful that it\u2019s hard to choose what to buy.<\/p>\n These super sweet Sugar Baby Watermelons are just becoming available now. They are so sweet and seedless too. I bought an extra one just to make these drinks with. Some friends were coming over to hang out and at the last minute a family emergency came up. I had so much watermelon cut I decided to go to work! Lucky for me I\u2019m a bartender now at the Elks and today was steak dinner so I went down to share my watermelon with them and had a party there! Last minute party plans work out really well sometimes! Lately I\u2019ve worked so many hours it is my home away from home.<\/p>\n Here my friends are sampling the Frozen Watermelon Daiquiri\u2019s. It\u2019safe to say they were a hit! We\u2019re working on getting a frozen drink machine and as soon as we do these will be available. You can also do what I did and use a blender. Be sure to cut up watermelon chunks and freeze them ahead of time. I\u2019ve kept watermelon in the freezer for up to 4 months just to make smoothies and drinks with.<\/p>\n This week our special is going to be a Watermelon Sangria made with Moscato Wine. I made everyone a sample drink of it also. It is so light and refreshing that you will enjoy serving this sangria all summer long. I cut watermelon wedges to garnish the drink and if you leave it in there for a bit it will soak up some of the delicious flavor of the sangria!<\/p>\n Fresh From Florida tomatoes, blueberries, sweet corn, bell peppers, mangoes, and star fruit are also in season in Florida! Our Florida farmers make it easy for you to eat fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables all year long!<\/p>\n While Carter was out on the grill I added some ears of corn to one side and let them get all nice and toasty. I removed the silks and pulled the leaves back over the ears of corn before placing them on the grill. These were on the grill about 30 minutes before they got slathered with butter and of course salt. Florida Corn has been in the market for about a month now and it\u2019s super sweet this year. Be on the lookout for the Fresh From Florida label.<\/p>\n Dinner is served! Carter cooks up a mean rib eye steak.<\/p>\n Follow the Fresh<\/a> on social media and check out their Fresh! recipe videos or on Facebook<\/a>, Twitter<\/a>, Pinterest<\/a> and Instagram<\/a>.<\/p>\n You\u2019ll also find more delicious recipes using Fresh From Florida<\/a>, fruits, vegetables and seafood on their website.<\/p>\n Frozen Watermelon Daiquiri’s!<\/p>\n Author:\u00a0Mary Ellen @ Recipes Food and Cooking<\/span><\/p>\n Recipe type:\u00a0Beverage, Alcohol<\/span><\/p>\n Prep time:\u00a0 ![\"Frozen](\"https:\/\/recipesfoodandcooking.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/06\/frozen-watermelon-dauqri-f.jpg\")
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