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COCONUT SYRUP for cocktails?????
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Hi from Spain, Thanks |
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marcoslive
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i FORGOT TO SAY i HAVE PURCHASED SOMETIMES tRADER vIC'S SYRUP BUT i THINK IS VERY CREAMY.... |
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marcoslive
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i FORGOT TO SAY i HAVE PURCHASED SOMETIMES tRADER vIC'S SYRUP BUT i THINK IS VERY CREAMY.... |
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Humuhumu
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04/09/2004
Aloha, and welcome to Tiki Central! I think what most folks here use is Coco Lopez. I did a quick search on Froogle (Google's shopping search), and found Coco Lopez available online at http://www.elcolmadito.com for $1.99. Looks like you can also get it from http://www.bevmax.com for $2.99. Since I assume you'll want to have it shipped to Spain, you may want to try the Froogle feature yourself to look for more places to find the best shipping option for you. Good luck! p.s. -- oh, no, wait, you said coconut syrup, and I thought of cream of coconut... I think they're two different things. At any rate, once someone here can tell you their brand of choice for coconup syrup, give Froogle a whirl. I had it all backwards -- the best bed is the one that's stumbling distance from Tiki-Ti, or the Mai Kai, or the Lagoon Room, or the Alibi, or the Kon Tiki, or... [ Edited by: Humuhumu on 2004-04-09 12:54 ] |
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04/09/2004
not sure if it is still available, but several years ago on a day trip to tj mexico i picked up something called cocotiki. it was a coconut liqueur. quite tasty and useful. |
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marcoslive
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Thanks for your reply. I meant cream of coconut ( I think.....) I said syruo because is what I see on the bottle..... |
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Kanaloa
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04/09/2004
Well according to Coco Lopez their Cream of Coconut is the "secret" ingredient for incredible Pina Coladas. http://www.cocolopez.com Enjoy! |
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Kono
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04/09/2004
Yes. I like to use Goya. Mmmmm. A Blue Hawaiian sounds really good about now. |
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04/10/2004
Here is a link to syrup. http://www.flavoredsyrups.net/torani-Coconut.htm Our lives are not in the lap of the gods, but in the lap of our cooks - Lin Yutang [ Edited by: Dimethios on 2004-04-09 19:12 ] |
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CowboyMike
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04/10/2004
This may not be what you're looking for, but there is a wonderful all-natural coconut soda called Coco Rico you can buy in most southeast asian / latin american groceries. It's in a green can with a gold coconut on it and also in 2-litre bottles. It tastes great - not too sweet and without that soapy taste, but it's more more intense than young coconut water. It's popular as a cooking ingredient too for making Filipino and other asian / polynesian type dishes. On a separate note, do you people think Filipino stuff is Tiki-compatible? Not just the decor but also the food, clothes and furniture? For some reason I feel like displaying my San Miguel beer mug with my Tikis. |
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