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Looking for Macadamia Liqueur
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Tacky Tiki
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03/24/2003
Where do you guys get your Macadamia Liqueur? Tiki Bun (who STILL hasn't posted yet!) can't find it anywhere. The manager at Beverages and More said he can't get it anymore and he thinks the supplier went out of business. Does anyone have a secret source!??! Mahalo! :drink: Tacky Tiki |
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thejab
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03/24/2003
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Doctor Z
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03/25/2003
Johnnie Velour graciously gifted me with a bottle over the weekend. It is soooo good but, WOW the flavor is STRONG! He may have a retail source - I'll ask him about it... |
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hula hula
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03/25/2003
I use Trader Vic's brand which is available here in Vegas.Maybe if you come out to Mondo Tiki you can pick some up. |
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johnnievelour
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03/26/2003
I got my bottle from Hi Time Wine Celler in Costa Mesa: http://www.hitimewine.com you can give them a call to see if they would ship out to you. |
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atomiktiki
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03/26/2003
There is a liquor chain here in Chicagoland that sells the Trader Vic's Macadamia Liqueur called Binny's. I don't know if they are a nation wide chain but if they have it others must too! |
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Tikiwahine
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07/14/2004
I picked up a bottle of Trader Vic's Macadamia Nut Liqueur on Oahu at the NEX (Navy Exchange) it comes in a glass decanter suitable for re-use! Very cool. VERY tasty and strong! |
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BastardoSaffrin
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12/07/2007
I'm afraid here in Europe we won't be able to find Macadamian Nut Liqueur, but I have found this recipe. Anyone thinks this will work? For the alcohol the best option should be vodka, doesn't it? Any comment? Macadamia Liqueur: (from http://homedistiller.org/liqueurs2.htm ) http://bastardosaffrin.blogspot.com [ Edited by: bastardosaffrin 2008-01-12 12:23 ] |
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The Mayor Of Exotica
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12/07/2007
Why not use a nice white rum? I think it would harmonize better with the cocktail applications we tend to favor, and at the same time not impose too much flavor. I'm thinking a nice Cruzan white or something like that. |
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BastardoSaffrin
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12/07/2007
Well, I was thinking about vodka because it will give even less flavor. But well, maybe a white rum will be OK as well. http://bastardosaffrin.blogspot.com [ Edited by: BastardoSaffrin 2007-12-07 15:56 ] |
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Mr. NoNaMe
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12/09/2007
Call TVs in Marbella. Maybe you can get it from them? Maybe they can tell you where if they do not have it. [ Edited by: Mr. NoNaMe 2007-12-08 18:15 ] |
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BastardoSaffrin
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12/09/2007
Um, that's a good idea. I haven't been in the TV Marbella, but someone I know went some months ago and told me they don't use in the TV Mai Tai mix, they make their own concoction, because the delivery system doesn't work as it should. But I don't know about the macadamian nut liqueur. Thanks for your advice! |
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Mr. NoNaMe
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12/09/2007
You are welcome. Where'd that z comefrom? :drink: [ Edited by: Mr. NoNaMe 2007-12-09 09:05 ] |
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BastardoSaffrin
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01/09/2008
OK, now I have a small batch of one month macadamian nut infused rum. According to the recipe I found (link above), it's time to add the honey to give body and sweetness. But, and here comes the question, I'm afraid honey flavour will go over the macadamian nut. Can anyone tell me if the real liqueur has this honey flavour? Maybe should I mix the rum with just a rock candy syrup? |
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TimboTiki
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02/06/2008
For the Twin Cities tikiphiles... If you're looking for Trader Vic's brand, I saw it at Surdyk's over the weekend. It's about $20 for a pretty large bottle. They also carry the TV brand of amaretto. |
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