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T tikiyaki Tiki Socialite The Exotic Port of REDONDO BEACH, CA Joined: May 18, 2004 Posts: 2725	T tikiyaki Posted posted on Mon, Nov 8, 2010 8:23 PM On 2010-11-08 14:37, bigtikidude wrote: well, I have to say that there might have been a problem for the first time you played there. I mean, common, Pineapple Juice in a Mai Tai? tasted nothing like a Trader Vics, or Dons Mai Tai. but I was not there the 2nd time you played at the Mayflower, I had a wedding to go to, so it could have been better that time. but what do I know? not busting yer ballz, just saying. Jeff(btd) Jeff, The Mayflower bartenders have NEVER used Pineapple juice in a the Mai Tais. They followed the Trader Vics recipe I gave them TO THE LETTER. They made sure to check with us, and we did a taste test the first time, and they haven't changed it. They were really careful to follow the recipe that we gave them. There IS pineapple Juice in a Jungle Jetsetter, and they follow that recipe to the letter too.

On 2010-11-08 14:37, bigtikidude wrote:
well, I have to say that there might have been a problem for the first time you played there.
I mean, common, Pineapple Juice in a Mai Tai?
tasted nothing like a Trader Vics, or Dons Mai Tai.

but I was not there the 2nd time you played at the Mayflower,
I had a wedding to go to, so it could have been better that time.

but what do I know?
not busting yer ballz, just saying.
Jeff(btd)

Jeff, The Mayflower bartenders have NEVER used Pineapple juice in a the Mai Tais. They followed the Trader Vics recipe I gave them TO THE LETTER. They made sure to check with us, and we did a taste test the first time, and they haven't changed it. They were really careful to follow the recipe that we gave them.
There IS pineapple Juice in a Jungle Jetsetter, and they follow that recipe to the letter too.

Post #564189 by tikiyaki on Mon, Nov 8, 2010 8:23 PM