Pina Colada fragrance for your Rainbow vacuum cleaners and Thermax vacuums. Suitable for any vacuum cleaner that uses water as the filter instead of bags.
History
The first reference to a drink called a Piña Colada, containing Rum, Coconut and Pineapple was from the April 16, 1950 edition of the New York Times:
“”Drinks in the West Indies range from Martinique’s famous rum punch to Cuba’s piña colada (rum, pineapple and coconut milk). Key west has a variety of lime swizzles and punches, and Granadians use nutmeg in their rum drinks.”
However, the earliest known reference to a Pina Colada is from TRAVEL magazine, December 1922:
“But best of all is a piña colada, the juice of a perfectly ripe pineapple — a delicious drink in itself — rapidly shaken up with ice, sugar, lime and Bacardi rum in delicate proportions. What could be more luscious, more mellow and more fragrant?”
The Piña Colada was originally just the juice of a fresh pineapple served either strained (colada) or unstrained (sin colar).
- NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE, September 1933
pg. 365, col. 1:
“For the thirsty there is the “pineapple refreshment,” made of freshly crushed pineapple, sugar, and water. Some order it _colada_, which means strained; others like food and drink together, and order it _sin colar_ (without straining), with the pieces of crushed pineapple in the glass, a real treat.”
Pg. 380, col. 1:
“I have sat at a sidewalk cafe table, surrounded by well-dressed, well-fed people, sipping a piña colada (see text, page 365), and listening to an orchestra of flashing-eyed beauties play and sing their native music with its strange, yearning rhythm.”
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