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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Summertime Quencher
Last night, I made fresh-squeezed lemon-limeade with garden mint. That plus water and sugar to taste. I thought it tasted pretty good; Tam says it's great. I just bruised the mint leaves slightly and threw them in the jug. Highly recommended!
Slice or chunk up a cucumber. Throw it in a jug of water with a dash of salt. Fridgelate for a couple of hours. Drink neat or over ice, a refreshing cooler I ran across in San Antonio a while back.
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I dub thee 'fauxito.'
Slice or chunk up a cucumber. Throw it in a jug of water with a dash of salt.
Fridgelate for a couple of hours.
Drink neat or over ice, a refreshing cooler I ran across in San Antonio a while back.
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