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Bellini cocktails - tinned peaches?

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Bit of a strange one but does anyone know if you can get away from blitzing tinned peaches to make a Bellini cocktail. The book says fresh peaches but I am trying to cut a few costs by buying tinned.
I am also using Cava instead of champagne - it'll be fine!!!

It's only for friends but they have quite fine tastes and think that I am a bit of a bumpkin anyway so don't want to make gak cocktails and show myself up on a special girls night.
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  • v8monkeyboy
    v8monkeyboy Posts: 400 Forumite
    Hiya! :hello:

    I've never made this cocktail before, but I Googled it to see what answers came up. On the BBC Food website there is a recipes which says you can use both fresh or tinned peaches, as long as the tinned ones are on juice, not syrup.

    The recipe can be found here:

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/bellinicocktail_67941.shtml

    Hope this helps :)

    T xx
  • SUESMITH_2
    SUESMITH_2 Posts: 2,093 Forumite
    ive made it with tinned peaches and cava

    not sure if it tastes like a bellini but it was delicious and it got drunk very quickly
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  • got-it-spend-it
    got-it-spend-it Posts: 5,016 Forumite
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    I think in a way it might be safer to use tinned than fresh, as you would have to make sure the fresh ones were really ripe (which they never seem to be unless you keep them for a week these days). I think tinned ones in juice would be fine.
    :DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator :p
  • charliee_3
    charliee_3 Posts: 803 Forumite
    maybe you could see if tesco (or wherever) do froze peaches?? tey woudl probably blitz up nicely and woudl be nice and cold??
  • bluecandy5
    bluecandy5 Posts: 80 Forumite
    I've used tinned ones and turned out just fine. I think i the juice in the tins adds a certain....something juicy!!! lol
  • chumbasmum
    chumbasmum Posts: 159 Forumite
    My goodness!! Thank you so much from all of the clever replies. You have saved me money and time - I shudder at the thought of chopping and peeling peaches.

    THANK YOU!!
    Now.... about the hangover..
    What do you recommend there?

    My only sworn by remedy is puffy cheesy crisps and diet coke. Classy eh?
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    Weight loss 2010 - 1/7lbs :rolleyes:
  • SUESMITH_2
    SUESMITH_2 Posts: 2,093 Forumite
    lots of water and a lie in, lol
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  • phunkles
    phunkles Posts: 1,711 Forumite
    Sprite and a mcbreakfast sausage and egg muffin thing :)
    :j

    Im sure theyll be gorgeous :)
    and if not m&s do bottles of ready made bellini for under 4 quid i think it is :)
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  • LameWolf
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    chumbasmum wrote: »
    Now.... about the hangover..
    What do you recommend there?

    My only sworn by remedy is puffy cheesy crisps and diet coke. Classy eh?
    Drink a large glass of water before you go to bed. It stops the dehydration brought about by the alcohol, so you don't get such a doozy of a hangover. It works for me.:o
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  • Penelope_Penguin
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    bluecandy5 wrote: »
    I've used tinned ones and turned out just fine. I think i the juice in the tins adds a certain....something juicy!!! lol

    Great :beer: I've just been drinking Bellinis in Venice, and was hoping I'd be able to reproduce them at home. We'll be doing this for our big summer barbeque :T

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