| Serves | 1 |
Juicing a watermelon is easy; I just cut it up into chunks and muddle it in a shaker, then squeeze it through a strainer. You can also purée it in a blender before straining out the seeds and pulp.
This cocktail is named after the watermelon-smashing comedian of the same name.
| 2 | oz. gin | |
| 1 | oz. watermelon juice | |
| ¾ | oz. lime juice | |
| ½ | oz. Swedish Punsch | |
| ~ | Soda |
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