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Help! What fruit goes in Pimms?

COCOCHIQUITA1984, 9 September, 2010 at 15:19 Posted on Planning 0 8

We're on our final countdown now and need to figure out what bits we still need to do! On my list I have " fruit for Pimms" which is our welcome drink, but now I come to think of it I have no idea what fruit we need!!

I've googled but there are lots of conflicting recipes - what do you put in your Pimms?

TIA ladies! xxx

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Latest activity by Salman, 23 August, 2026 at 11:52
  • Storky
    Beginner May 2011
    Storky ·
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    I put the following in mine:

    Pimms, lemonade, gin, strawberries, cucumber, orange, lemon, mint and lts of ice. I'm not a huge fan of apple in it as I think it makes the texture go a bit grainy.

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  • Teri_M
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    Just google the Pimms advert with all the fruit and other ingredients walking down the street on the way to a bbq,,, lol.

    As I remember, strawberries, orange, cucumber, mint,, etc. But I have had some that had apple in it as well.

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  • judeclarke
    Beginner October 2011
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    I suppose you could have anything you want, but cucumber, strawberries, lemon/lime, and mint leaves are traditional. I have seen ones with peaches, pineapple and cherries too. I've also seen orange juice added. Oh, and I'd recommend you don't make it too strong either.

    Just make sure you supply straws - one of my pet hates is ice/fruit bumping my lips and teeth as I'm trying to drink.

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  • B
    Beginner September 2011
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    Yum!! I would say def mint, strawberries, cucumber and orange. I also like peaches etc and then u can eat all the slush alcoholic fruit left xx

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  • K
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    You definitely need strawberries, cucumber and mint, anything after that is up to you. A splash of gin always goes down well, but you probably don't want people getting too sloshed too early! I actually prefer my pimms with ginger ale rather than lemonade.

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    Pimm’s is such a fun choice for a welcome drink, especially when you’re getting everything ready for a big event. Fresh fruit can make it look and taste even more inviting, so it’s worth choosing a simple combination that works well. The same attention to practical details is useful when preparing for travel or outdoor events too. For truck owners, N-Fab side steps offer durable construction and secure footing for everyday use. Their raised-tread surface is designed to provide better grip in wet, icy, or muddy conditions.

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