Recipe: Coco Lopez Question - Tiki Drinks and Food

P PabTiki Member In Los Angeles, from New Orleans Joined: May 01, 2014 Posts: 55	P PabTiki Posted posted on Thu, May 1, 2014 5:55 PM My first experience with both Coco Lopez and Coco Real and coming up soon! I just ordered both from Amazon, as part of my bold, noble (well, not so much either of those, really) venture into "Tiki Mocktail Makin'!" It's going to be a headache (or maybe the absence of one), to try and adapt a bunch of Beachbum Berry's recipes to mocktails. In fact, it will be impossible. But I'm going to report if I find anything that doesn't make me gag. The good news here is that I haven't actually had any of the real cocktails (being that I quit drinking some years ago, before my tiki adventute began, when all I knew was "Hand Grendades" from my native New Orleans, as well as the occasional Hurricane or Mint Julep, which honestly are a literal and figurative blur). So as I always say, "Ignorance is my secret weapon!"

My first experience with both Coco Lopez and Coco Real and coming up soon!

I just ordered both from Amazon, as part of my bold, noble (well, not so much either of those, really) venture into "Tiki Mocktail Makin'!"

It's going to be a headache (or maybe the absence of one), to try and adapt a bunch of Beachbum Berry's recipes to mocktails. In fact, it will be impossible.

But I'm going to report if I find anything that doesn't make me gag.

The good news here is that I haven't actually had any of the real cocktails (being that I quit drinking some years ago, before my tiki adventute began, when all I knew was "Hand Grendades" from my native New Orleans, as well as the occasional Hurricane or Mint Julep, which honestly are a literal and figurative blur).

So as I always say, "Ignorance is my secret weapon!"

Post #715516 by PabTiki on Thu, May 1, 2014 5:55 PM