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  • 3 weeks later...

Boston Gold

 

3 pt vodka

1 pt banana liqueur

 

orange juice

1 slice of orange

 

Build over ice in a highball glass.

Fill up with orange jucie

 

Banana Daiquiri

 

2 pt rum

1 pt banana liqueur

1/2 banana

 

crushed ice

 

Mix all the ingredients in a blender or mixer.

Wasp

 

40 ml vodka

20 ml crème de bananes

Ginger Ale

 

Build over lots of ice in a highball glass.

 

Dirty Banana

 

1 oz creme de banana

 

1oz creme de cacao

 

1 oz kahlua

 

2 scoops van. icecream

 

six ice cubes blend ice and icecream add liquer blend (add more icecream if needed)

 

Calypso

A black and brown shooter.

 

1 oz dark crème de cacao

1 oz dark rum

 

Build in layers in a shot glass.

 

 

 

Black Russian

 

2 parts vodka

1 part Kahlúa

 

Build in a rocks glass with ice.

 

 

Brass Monkey

 

1/2 shot vodka

1/2 shot white rum

orange juice

 

Build in a highball glass without ice.

Fill up with orange juice.

 

Bumble Bee

 

1 shot vodka

1/2 shot banana liqueur

cola

 

Build over ice in a hightball glass.

Fill up with coke or pepsi.

 

Brown Russian

1 shot vodka

1 shot Kahlúa

Ginger Ale

Build over lots of ice in a highball glass.

 

Sly Dog

We're not quite sure what's so sly about it...

 

2 cl gin

2 cl vodka

 

Build by first adding gin and vodka.

Carefully add the same amount of orange juice as red soda. Pour on the back of a spoon to achieve the layers.

 

Crystal lite raspberrry and lemonade to mix with vodka.

 

We use the travel mugs in the a.m. and get orange juice in one; cranberry juice in the other mix with rum and or vodka

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  • 2 weeks later...

And here I thought I was the only one doing this. Since I only like T.G.I Friday's Mud slide I alway's bring my THUNDER STICK, it's smaller than the blender and does really good on ice drinks and I bring My own insulated cup.

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Frozen drinks melt too fast in the heat. Fill your opaque, insulated sports bottle with: equal parts orange juice and pineapple juice, rum, a squeeze of lime, a splash of grenadine, and a dash of bitters. Yes, I will be packing all of these in my suitcase! Tastes just as good when the ice has melted.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Ok....first time cruiser here, where do you get the food items for your drinks?:confused: Are you able to bring food back to your cabin....this sounds like a great idea just wondering how easy it is to keep stocked for spontaneous drinks

 

Ron

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I'm not sure what you mean... Do you mean where do you get the food items (fruit) to put in drinks? At the buffet (which is open 24 hrs on princess ships) you can get all the fruit you want. I guess maybe they take plates of it back to the rooms. We did that a lot when we were on the lido deck. we took the food to our room and ate our breakfast and lunch on our verandah in peace and quiet.

Happy sailing to you!

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  • 6 months later...

I just love this thread. Thanks to everyone for the great recipes. I just bought a magic bullet, it only makes one drink at a time but is the best I have ever used I like it better than the thunder stick and it's very handi to take on a cruise. I am really fussy about my drinks and do not like anything the ships have so I always bring my own. I love t.g.fridays cause all you need is ice. and they have the large bottles in plastic.

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My blender is plastic, not glass. Weighs much less.

 

Margaritas

1 can frozen limeade

1 tequila

1 can triple sec (you can buy other flavors like mango, if you prefer)

add crushed ice

 

You have to keep the limeade on ice, obviously. After the first 3 days, I switch to rum drinks. My fav is pina colada.

 

Pina Colada

Rum

Can Cream of Coconut milk

Can pineapple juice

crushed ice

the proportions are on the side of the can of cream of coconut

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I have a small food chopper I bought at Wal Mart a few years ago for about $5. It never worked so good for chopping veggies but I did throw a few ice cubes in it the other day and gave it a "whirl"....perfect slush for "foo foo" drinks. Guess what is going in my suitcase? LOL! I also bought some powdered Daquri and Margarita mixes in envelopes that will make about 3-4 drinks. I won't forget the salt for the margaritas either! Looks like I'm all set! Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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