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The traditional restaurant Daiquiri Recipe gets its name from a town in Cuba where it was first created by an American living there in 1896. It became a popular drink in the U.S. when the recipe was brought back by troops after the Spanish-American War.
Ernest Hemingway so enjoyed a Daiquiri he was led to describe it as "the shallow waters of the sea." The traditional (or basic) Daiquiri uses rum with sugar and lime juice (or substitute a quality sweet and sour mix). Today a lot of daiquiri mixes are available in fruit flavors like strawberry, cranberry, and lime. One word of caution: some cheap mixes have no real fruit in them and simply contain artificial flavors.
Daiquiri #1: Classic
Measurement Conversion Table Ingredients: Instructions:
Daiquiri #2
Ingredients: Instructions: Want a good cocktail recipe book? Look no further than "Cocktails for Wimps" Enjoy your Daiquiri Recipe and the company of those you share it with! Each of these recipes is a famous restaurant drink recipe.
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