The Great Palm Springs Zombie Taste-Off! - California Events

T telescopes Tiki Socialite Palm Springs Joined: May 06, 2007 Posts: 618	T telescopes Posted posted on Thu, Nov 8, 2007 10:05 PM Well, well. I remade the men's caberet zombie, only this time I was fully sober and I carefully, carefully measured the ingredients. I wondered I as remade the zombie, did I use one and a half ounces of maraschino liquerur per drink instead of 3/4ths of and ounce? Hmmmm? Maybe I might have. The Caberet Zombie at the time tasted way too much of Maraschino liqureur, but after remaking the zombie ever so carefully, I now have noticed that it is indeed pleasant drink. It is indeed a river of wonderful taste. However, the river didn't erode my previous feelings about which of the zombies was indeed the winner. Ultimately, my bet is on the version of the Grog Log Zombie presented here or Spievak's Zombie. While I still am a fan of the Santiago Zombie, when I make one for my friends next time, I won't be using Don's recipe. And this makes me sad. On so many levels. It's not right.

Well, well.

I remade the men's caberet zombie, only this time I was fully sober and I carefully, carefully measured the ingredients. I wondered I as remade the zombie, did I use one and a half ounces of maraschino liquerur per drink instead of 3/4ths of and ounce? Hmmmm? Maybe I might have.

The Caberet Zombie at the time tasted way too much of Maraschino liqureur, but after remaking the zombie ever so carefully, I now have noticed that it is indeed pleasant drink. It is indeed a river of wonderful taste. However, the river didn't erode my previous feelings about which of the zombies was indeed the winner. Ultimately, my bet is on the version of the Grog Log Zombie presented here or Spievak's Zombie. While I still am a fan of the Santiago Zombie, when I make one for my friends next time, I won't be using Don's recipe.

And this makes me sad. On so many levels. It's not right.

Post #342871 by telescopes on Thu, Nov 8, 2007 10:05 PM