Keep your coconut shavings in a container and put them in a the freezer. Save them for a topping of ice cream or sherbet in the summer. Or for a garnish for a frozen drink on a hot day. Which reminds me. We are almost in Jello Shot season. 😃But Saint Patrick's Day is Next...😈 Cheers Randy! God Bless!
Im going to try this in the next few weeks. Got an idea while watching again. How about taking the left over coconut flakes in a jar with sugar, it will extract all the left over alcohol and juice from the flakes, then add to one of the bottles as a "Malibu"
Very well done making that drink. You could have edited the video down a lot more, but it just wouldn’t be the same. I’m loving these series you’re doing, it’s like I’m a neighbour just popping in to see how you’re getting on with your latest concoctions 😊 Keep on Shining Randy 😎
Make a banana,coconut,and pineapple, and gauva rum with a hint of cherry in it the use your thumpers jars and have fruit and pineapple and gauve and coconut milk and bannana and cherry in your thumper jars you can call it tropical rum
Will the heads or tells make you sick if you mixed it all together probably one hell of a hangover lol love your videos brother I'm a newbie at this and was just wondering about the dangers of home brewing and distilling
When you make your different kinds of rum thr flavor rum you make like the extra flavor coconut rum do you add that also to the reg. Rum dunder or do you keep them separate because why i ask when you ad your dunder to a batch of rum to make oaked rum or spiced rum would you have hints of coconut or pineapple in that batch
I use coconut often for beers and post flavoring. You probably already know you used too much. Anyways. 1. Use 1/4 of what you used. 2. Toast some of it in the oven first. 3. Use the coconut flakes from the jars in coffee and other foods. Just do a pour over the flakes. You'll love it.
I've got some basic clear rum, in wondering if I could infuse it with the sweetened coconut flakes or if I'd nerd to rerun it with coconut milk in the thumper and then put flakes in for post distillate flavoring?
@@stillworksandbrewing Thank you Randy!! Really enjoyed this rum series and look forward to many more my friend!! Working on my Coconut Rum now and going to try and add some more flavor through the use of my thumper.
Keep your coconut shavings in a container and put them in a the freezer.
Save them for a topping of ice cream or sherbet in the summer. Or for a garnish for a frozen drink on a hot day.
Which reminds me. We are almost in Jello Shot season. 😃But Saint Patrick's Day is Next...😈
Cheers Randy! God Bless!
thanks for the ideas i do like jello shots Cheers BigEdsGuns
Im going to try this in the next few weeks. Got an idea while watching again. How about taking the left over coconut flakes in a jar with sugar, it will extract all the left over alcohol and juice from the flakes, then add to one of the bottles as a "Malibu"
That is awesome ides I bet a lot of flavors left in the flakes cheers my friend
You sir are the best that`s left! Greetings from England.
Wow, thanks!
I think I learned more about what not to do in this video. Thanks for the lesson.
cheers
Hell of a good video Randy love the color of it
very good
Thanks for the idea Randy on the multiple layers. I will have to give it a try.
I like what turned out
great work .
cheers
What a treat a day early.
That's some good looking bottles of rum. I'm definitely going to do that run.
( got my dates mixed uo)
Definitely adding this one to the list. Great work Randy
Awesome! Thank you!
Very well done making that drink. You could have edited the video down a lot more, but it just wouldn’t be the same. I’m loving these series you’re doing, it’s like I’m a neighbour just popping in to see how you’re getting on with your latest concoctions 😊 Keep on Shining Randy 😎
Thanks 👍 I like to think people want to see what goes on cheers my Friend
I'll say it again, I always love your look of surprise when a recipe comes together as planned.
Will be filing that recipe away for future use.
Hi Mike it was pretty damn good cheers
Way 2 go Randy!!
thanks
Really great work
Make a banana,coconut,and pineapple, and gauva rum with a hint of cherry in it the use your thumpers jars and have fruit and pineapple and gauve and coconut milk and bannana and cherry in your thumper jars you can call it tropical rum
that sounds great thanks
Loved this little series! I can't wait to give this a try!
Have fun!
I'm not a rum fan, but that sure looks good, Randy.
cheers
Will the heads or tells make you sick if you mixed it all together probably one hell of a hangover lol love your videos brother I'm a newbie at this and was just wondering about the dangers of home brewing and distilling
I would say just taste bad and hangover
@@stillworksandbrewing right on ty
Also can you put oak in the coconut rum to age it
I would say yes
When you make your different kinds of rum thr flavor rum you make like the extra flavor coconut rum do you add that also to the reg. Rum dunder or do you keep them separate because why i ask when you ad your dunder to a batch of rum to make oaked rum or spiced rum would you have hints of coconut or pineapple in that batch
i would say separate
Well it's different but it does look tasty
it is
WOW! Thanks so much!!
No worries!
I use coconut often for beers and post flavoring. You probably already know you used too much. Anyways. 1. Use 1/4 of what you used. 2. Toast some of it in the oven first. 3. Use the coconut flakes from the jars in coffee and other foods. Just do a pour over the flakes. You'll love it.
cheers
I've got some basic clear rum, in wondering if I could infuse it with the sweetened coconut flakes or if I'd nerd to rerun it with coconut milk in the thumper and then put flakes in for post distillate flavoring?
coconut rum + orange juice = orange creamsicle. your rum looks fantastic! edit: oh i see you have pineapple juice LOL
So good!
Great idea.
Do you happen to have an affiliate link or something for those bottles?
On line is a company called Bunch bottle we’re you can get them
I do not
Randy was the coconut flakes sweetened or unsweetened?
Sweetened
@@stillworksandbrewing Thank you Randy!! Really enjoyed this rum series and look forward to many more my friend!! Working on my Coconut Rum now and going to try and add some more flavor through the use of my thumper.
Did the coconut flavor come through the distillate? Was it subtle or reasonably pronounced? Thanks Randy
I get mine from a company called Bunch Bottle
in the distillate it was subtle but it was there the end product is wow
Great video and recipe. Thanks