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Bob H
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Bloody Mary's on Sunday??
Just curious. How many Nomads have a Bloody Mary (or two) on Sunday mornings? !t's a tradition with me!
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Our neighborhood call it Sunday services and we're religious about it.
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acadist
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Sounds like a good one to me......invite me
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I moved to CO and they made me buy a little rod to make it feel like a real fish
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DENNIS
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I've never been a big fan of the hopped up version of the drink in the mornings. Just too much spice.
Preferably, I'll have a Tomato-Beer. That's beer with tomato juice, for the uninitiated.
Happy Easter, Nomads. Have a good one.
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
I've never been a big fan of the hopped up version of the drink in the mornings. Just too much spice.
Preferably, I'll have a Tomato-Beer. That's beer with tomato juice, for the uninitiated.
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If you can find Zing Zang bloody mary mix, just use that with no extra spice. It's perfect, with Gin, for me.
Happy Easter! Cheers...
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David K
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Happy Easter Bob and Audrey... I have a bottle of Absolut, just bring the mixer!
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Happy Easter Bob and Audrey... I have a bottle of Absolut, just bring the mixer! |
Now THAT might make me switch from Gin to Vodka!! 
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zing zang? where do you find it?
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David K
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I don't think I have ever tasted gin... I must be deprived! Rum, Vodka, Tequila.. the three basics to life and happiness... right? 
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by willardguy
zing zang? where do you find it? |
BevMo, Wal Mart. It has a green label.
Here's what the bottle looks like. About $4
http://www.wineoland.com/vsku1038866.html?utm_source=Shoppin...
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Russ
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Without Clamato (except no substitutes) it ain't right!
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Russ
Without Clamato (except no substitutes) it ain't right! |
Russ, I used to think the same thing until I tried Zing Zang. I guess you could mix the two
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Russ
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OK, so I'd try it if I had it.
See ya. Services start at 10....
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I second the vote for Zing Zang. Wish I could bring more bottles south for the season.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Floatflyer
I second the vote for Zing Zang. Wish I could bring more bottles south for the season. |
Why can't you do that? Is it space considerations?
Jeeeezo....Amazon gets eight bucks per liter for the stuff, but everybody gives it high awards so I'll give it a try.
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Dennis - had never heard of tomato/beer (forget the Spanish name) - but was taken by a group of friends in Ciudad Constitucion to a bar on the main
street specializing in that drink on a VERY hot Saturday. Really good!
David K - in my birthplace, Sundays was either pink gin (gin with Angostura bitters) or gin and tonic (Schweppes Quinine tonic - originally taken
against malaria - great excuse). Don't know about deprivation - acquired taste!
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Floatflyer
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We fly a Cessna down here so, yes, we are space limited, sigh. We like very spicy everything and Zing Zang isn't for the timid taste buds!
A Michelada is beer and Clamato, etc or better yet, Zing Zang!!
[Edited on 4-8-2012 by Floatflyer]
[Edited on 4-8-2012 by Floatflyer]
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David K
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My father-in-law is a gin man, so we have a bottle here... I have never touched it... and I may have only had gin if it was used in some exotic drink
mix...? I like the malaria excuse... I have heard fisherman drink heavily as it has been known to 'calm the wind'!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Floatflyer
We like very spicy everything and Zing Zang isn't for the timid taste buds!
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WOW....thanks for mentioning that. I can't take the heat of anything more spicey than Macaroni and Cheese. 
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by Floatflyer
We like very spicy everything and Zing Zang isn't for the timid taste buds!
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WOW....thanks for mentioning that. I can't take the heat of anything more spicey than Macaroni and Cheese. |
It's not very hot at all, that's why I like it so much.
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