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In case you havent been outside in a few days: Its a scorcher. Summer is in full swing, and with the chance to escape the heat and sip on a cold drink indoors still a worrisome prospect for many folks, ordering ice-cold cocktails to go is the new move. And we mean new: Massachusetts allowed licensed restaurants and bars to sell to-go drinks on July 20. While a whole host of restaurants have jumped at the opportunity to bottle up their libations, were keeping an eye out for spots selling frozen drinks this summer to help beat the heat. From frosty margaritas to sorbet drenched in ros, here are 10 places offering frozen cocktails. Cook RestaurantsAt both Cooks Newton and Needham locations, thirsty guests can cool off by ordering frozen Aperol spritzes, margaritas, and a frosty drink dubbed the Tropical Staycation, made with Plantation pineapple rum, cointreau, coconut cream, fresh pineapple, banana, and lime. Drinks are sold in easy-to-carry pouches for seamless transport. (825 Washington St. , Newton; 109 Chapel St. , Needham)Citrus & SaltThis Back Bay hangout has nailed the frozen cocktails to go game, with a slew of tequila-based frozen drinks on its takeout menu. (Want a souvenir? Order them in a tropical palm tree or bikini glass. ) Try the Becky Juice, made with tequila, orange, ros, watermelon, strawberry, agave, and lemon; or the Beautiful Liar with tequila, prickly pear, orange, agave, orange flower water, and lime. For something a little more off-the-wall, a watermelon mimosa stands out with a swirl of watermelon sorbet and sparkling ros. (142 Berkeley St, Boston)ForageCambridges cozy restaurant Forage is putting its blender to good use, offering a fros sangria concoction that features ros, berries, woodruff, and spruce. Take it to go or sip it on the restaurants new secret garden patio. (5 Craigie Circle, Cambridge)Fox & the KnifeNeed something a little beyond basic? Southies Italian hot spot is taking