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Fruity Secrets

Jun
11

What IS a Fruity F*cker? I’ve been asked that question a lot since it became my signature drink. :lol: There’s nothing more fun than going out to lunch with your girlfriends for a drink and gossip, especially if they’re writers like Emilie and Cynthia. They’re a ton of fun. We usually meet at the MacGregor Draft House in Cary, North Carolina, which is a central location from where we all live. Then we gossip and order drinks with odd names and forget about deadlines and housework for as long as possible. I didn’t have my camera with me yesterday–Cynthia and Emilie try to push me in front of a truck whenever I show up with my camera–so this pic is from a few months ago. (L-R: Suzanne, Emilie, Cynthia.) You can see the Fruity F*ckers on the table in front of us–they’re green and they’re BIG.

The great bartender at MacGregor Draft House is Adam Rambeaut and the Fruity F*cker is his own personal creation. He gave me permission to share the recipe. (Amount of alcohol vs amount of juices depends on how high you want the alcohol content to be!)

So, here it is!

Adam Rambeaut’s Fruity F*cker

Vodka, blue Caracao, Chambord raspberry liqueur, melon liqueur, Southern Comfort peach liqueur, peach schnapps, orange juice, pineapple juice, cranberry juice. Drop in a slice of orange and a cherry.

Enjoy! It’s REALLY good! :guitar:

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on June 11, 2005  

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  1. 6-11
    7:30
    am

    Sounds like breakfast to me! :rotfl::rotfl:

  2. 6-11
    8:17
    am

    WOW, I’ve been WANTING the Fruity F*cker recipe since you first mentioned it! Thanks :guitar:

  3. 6-11
    9:00
    am

    Sounds good and with all that fruit, it has to be healthy! Right! :lol:

  4. 6-11
    9:00
    am

    Yum! The drink sounds great as does a gossipy afternoon with friends. :bananadance:

  5. 6-11
    9:02
    am

    Sounds like a great drink to relax with, LOL.

  6. 6-11
    9:17
    am

    So sweet of you to share with us. Thanks! :yes:

  7. 6-11
    9:38
    am

    I’m feeling light headed just reading what is in there. :rotfl:

  8. 6-11
    10:20
    am

    Glad you are having some fun. I had an orange pop last night: vanilla vodka, oj and a splash of milk. Yummy.

  9. 6-11
    10:29
    am

    Oh, wow. Sounds delicious! Bring the recipe to Reno and we’ll have the bartender make them for everyone! :mrgreen:

  10. 6-11
    10:31
    am

    Even I might try that recipe for critique group. If nothing else, we might get high enough to do some great brainstorming.

  11. 6-11
    10:57
    am

    yummy :mrgreen:

  12. 6-11
    12:22
    pm

    It sounds scrumptious to me and I don’t even drink! :bananadance:

  13. 6-11
    1:26
    pm

    YUM!!!! I want one! I don’t supposed we can get those at Nationals in Reno? :D

  14. 6-11
    4:03
    pm

    That sounds good! I think I may have to make a trip to the liquo:grin:r store…

  15. 6-11
    5:58
    pm

    Sounds good! And I love getting together with girlfriends, particularly writer girlfriends, for drinks. The conversations that result usually have to be heard to be believed!

  16. 6-11
    6:15
    pm

    So how do you pronounce the asterisk?

  17. 6-11
    8:18
    pm

    :bananadance::bananadance::bananadance:and all this time I’ve thought it was just a generic frou-frou funky drink. Ha! That’s very specific and I’m saving it for the next time I go to a bar…
    :shocked: post fruity f*cker. Whooops almost made your journal verboten territory.

  18. 6-11
    11:00
    pm

    Whoa. That is some drink. :grin:
    Glad you had fun!

  19. 6-11
    11:57
    pm

    And you managed to walk out of the bar after drinking one of those. LOL!

  20. 6-12
    7:01
    am

    This recipe reminds me of a shirt I just saw. It said “Drink apple juice cause OJ will kill ya.” :lol:

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