Sippin' Safari 10th Anniversary - Tiki Drinks and Food

B Bumboo Tiki Centralite Pasadena, CA Joined: Jun 16, 2015 Posts: 22	B Bumboo Posted posted on Sat, Feb 17, 2018 11:39 AM Received the book yesterday and it's incredible. Not just a reprinting with 55 new pages and 14 new "lost" recipes (which would have still been welcome, of course). The layout is completely new throughout and even the previously-published recipes have updated historical context and are much easier to read this time. Also updated ingredient/product information for things which have become available since 2007. You'll recognize some images from the previous version, but overall this feels like a very different book which a lot of work went into (and not the double-dip some of you may be suspecting). Similar feel to "Potions of the Caribbean," but much more dense with eye-candy. Have only made it through the preface so far, but I'm already very thankful this exists. [ Edited by: Bumboo 2018-03-20 16:22 ]

Received the book yesterday and it's incredible. Not just a reprinting with 55 new pages and 14 new "lost" recipes (which would have still been welcome, of course). The layout is completely new throughout and even the previously-published recipes have updated historical context and are much easier to read this time. Also updated ingredient/product information for things which have become available since 2007. You'll recognize some images from the previous version, but overall this feels like a very different book which a lot of work went into (and not the double-dip some of you may be suspecting). Similar feel to "Potions of the Caribbean," but much more dense with eye-candy. Have only made it through the preface so far, but I'm already very thankful this exists.

[ Edited by: Bumboo 2018-03-20 16:22 ]

Post #784040 by Bumboo on Sat, Feb 17, 2018 11:39 AM