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AllrecipesAfter spending $12 per drink at several restaurants, I decided to re-create a fruity mojito at home. You will love this quick, easy and refreshing mojito recipe!Food.comOMG this drink is SO good. I had it at a restaurant one night and found the recipe at the webtender site. It's like dessert!Food.comI adore frozen peach bellini's and this recipe is very close to my favorite restaurant's drink. Another cooking website is where I found and adapted this recipe from.AllrecipesThis is a fantastic recipe which will quench your thirst. Once you try it, you will agree that this lemonade is better than lemonade you drink in a restaurant.EpicuriousProbably the most famous of all tiki-tropical drinks. The classic is a very simple and delicious drink, created by Vic Bergeron of Trader Vic's in 1944 in Oakland, California. The story goes that Vic created this rum drink for some friends who were visiting from Tahiti. Upon tasting it, one of his friends exclaimed, "Maita'i roa ae!" which means "Very good of the very best!" Thus Vic named the drink the Mai Tai. Unfortunately, many restaurants and bars across the country have taken a number of liberties with the recipe, making drinks that are pale replicas of the original.AllrecipesThis strawberry mojito recipe makes the perfect drink for a hot summer day! I had this drink at a popular chain restaurant and decided to try it at home. I have served it at several different gatherings, and it has always been given rave reviews.Food.comThis is so simple it is barely a recipe, but it is refreshing. If you like the Lassi drinks served in Indian restaurants, you might enjoy this. Sweeten with a few packets of Splenda if you prefer.Food.comI enjoyed this drink in my Favorite French Restaurant Sophie's in Somerset NJ. I wanted more so I recreated in here. It's a French version of the Cuban Mojito. I so love Mojitos as many know from my mojito recipes http://www.recipezaar.com/recipes.php?q[]=mojito&chef=58104&ls=h&Search=Search&s_type=%2Frecipes.php But shhh!!!!! I am love with an other drink Thank Peter and MAX.Food.comYou will never guess where I found this recipe, so I'm just gonna tell you. Bored & browsing the net while DH was napping after dinner, I got my wkly RZ Newsletter & started browsing it instead. In the bottom right corner of the pg, there was an ad from HGTV that said *Dream Home 2009 is open* so I went to look at it. While taking their virtual tour of the home & on Pg 10 of 20, an ad appeared in the top right corner that said *HOLIDAY COCKTAILS* (10 Recipes for Merry Drinks). This 1 captured so much of my attention that I did not even bother to look at the rest. The recipe gave the source as *Guillermo Nassif* of the *Guadalupe Restaurant* in New York City. *Enjoy* !
