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Lazlo
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What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing.
I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually.
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wjca
Dec 31, 2009, 7:07 PM
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Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually.
The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy.
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Lazlo
Dec 31, 2009, 8:07 PM
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wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy.
I assume that you are saying that it is blasphemy to mix the two?
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Dec 31, 2009, 9:12 PM
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Lazlo wrote: wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy. I assume that you are saying that it is blasphemy to mix the two?
You are exceptionally bright.
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wjca
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Lazlo wrote: wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy. I assume that you are saying that it is blasphemy to mix the two?
If you like Kahlua, here's an idea. Take the whiskey out, and to the Kahlua add Absolute Vanilla, a squeeze of Hershey's syrup, some half and half and a bit of Godiva Liqueur. Shake vigorously with ice, serve in a Martini glass and ask everyone at the party to call you Nancy. Happy New Year.
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chadnsc
Dec 31, 2009, 9:18 PM
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Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually.
I'd say it would be called craptastic blasphemy.
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bill413
Dec 31, 2009, 11:30 PM
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wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy.
Ah, the slings and arrows that pioneers have to withstand. The masses don't understand your genius.
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Dec 31, 2009, 11:44 PM
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wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy. I assume that you are saying that it is blasphemy to mix the two? If you like Kahlua, here's an idea. Take the whiskey out, and to the Kahlua add Absolute Vanilla, a squeeze of Hershey's syrup, some half and half and a bit of Godiva Liqueur. Shake vigorously with ice, serve in a Martini glass and ask everyone at the party to call you Nancy. Happy New Year.
hah
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Lazlo
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Ha ha! Thanks guys for the comments...and for being kind enough to me, a non-connoisseur.
I will strive in the future to not mess with the nectar of the gods known as 'Whiskey'
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macherry wrote: wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy. I assume that you are saying that it is blasphemy to mix the two? If you like Kahlua, here's an idea. Take the whiskey out, and to the Kahlua add Absolute Vanilla, a squeeze of Hershey's syrup, some half and half and a bit of Godiva Liqueur. Shake vigorously with ice, serve in a Martini glass and ask everyone at the party to call you Nancy. Happy New Year. hah
even better- buy the kahlua eggnog ready to drink jug. drink iced. delicious!
even betterer- make a kahlua eggnog smoothie with the kahlua and ice.
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Jan 3, 2010, 10:14 PM
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Whiskey is meant to be dranken alone.
So take the Kahlua and fill a shot glass about 4/5 full and then slowly add Bailey's irish cream. Poured right the Bailey's will float over the Kahlua.
Tastes like liquid chocolate. I think its called a Baby Guinness
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Lazlo wrote: Ha ha! Thanks guys for the comments...and for being kind enough to me, a non-connoisseur. I will strive in the future to not mess with the nectar of the gods known as 'Whiskey'
it is quite reasonable to drink any kind of whiskey with another product as long the whiskey is not single malt and made in Scotland. If it is single malt and made in Scotland then you committed a sin so grave that you should have your nuts chopped off instantly. However, if it was Irish, Canadian, or 'Merican (or even god forbid that stuff made in Japan) then adding other products might be neccessary to ward off the offending whiskey.
In an American bar, if you walk up to the bartender and ask for, say, a Macallan and coke, the bartender will serve it. In Scotland, you'll be lucky to land on your ass when you're tossed out the door. I know this because as a young American bartender in Edinburgh, on my first ever shift, I was serving a Canadian a Macallan and coke and damn near got fired for it. The Canadian got pissed at the manager for stopping me before I made it and said, "I'll take my money elsewhere." The bartender opened the door for him on the way out.
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Jan 4, 2010, 9:39 PM
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wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy.
Yeah, how you defile Kahlua like that. 
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Jan 4, 2010, 10:20 PM
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j_ung wrote: wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy. Yeah, how you defile Kahlua like that.
You're a cat person, aren't you?
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Lazlo
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Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Ha ha! Thanks guys for the comments...and for being kind enough to me, a non-connoisseur. I will strive in the future to not mess with the nectar of the gods known as 'Whiskey' it is quite reasonable to drink any kind of whiskey with another product as long the whiskey is not single malt and made in Scotland. If it is single malt and made in Scotland then you committed a sin so grave that you should have your nuts chopped off instantly. However, if it was Irish, Canadian, or 'Merican (or even god forbid that stuff made in Japan) then adding other products might be neccessary to ward off the offending whiskey. In an American bar, if you walk up to the bartender and ask for, say, a Macallan and coke, the bartender will serve it. In Scotland, you'll be lucky to land on your ass when you're tossed out the door. I know this because as a young American bartender in Edinburgh, on my first ever shift, I was serving a Canadian a Macallan and coke and damn near got fired for it. The Canadian got pissed at the manager for stopping me before I made it and said, "I'll take my money elsewhere." The bartender opened the door for him on the way out.
Awesome story!
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Lazlo wrote: Gmburns2000 wrote: Lazlo wrote: Ha ha! Thanks guys for the comments...and for being kind enough to me, a non-connoisseur. I will strive in the future to not mess with the nectar of the gods known as 'Whiskey' it is quite reasonable to drink any kind of whiskey with another product as long the whiskey is not single malt and made in Scotland. If it is single malt and made in Scotland then you committed a sin so grave that you should have your nuts chopped off instantly. However, if it was Irish, Canadian, or 'Merican (or even god forbid that stuff made in Japan) then adding other products might be neccessary to ward off the offending whiskey. In an American bar, if you walk up to the bartender and ask for, say, a Macallan and coke, the bartender will serve it. In Scotland, you'll be lucky to land on your ass when you're tossed out the door. I know this because as a young American bartender in Edinburgh, on my first ever shift, I was serving a Canadian a Macallan and coke and damn near got fired for it. The Canadian got pissed at the manager for stopping me before I made it and said, "I'll take my money elsewhere." The bartender opened the door for him on the way out. Awesome story!
true to the final word, too.
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Jan 7, 2010, 7:23 PM
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wjca wrote: j_ung wrote: wjca wrote: Lazlo wrote: What is this drink called? Just simply Whiskey and Kahlua. Google brings nothing. I wanted a hint of sweetness for my whiskey the other night, so I added a bit of kahlua...just enough to change the color. Pretty tasty actually. The name of the drink you describe is called Blasphemy. Yeah, how you defile Kahlua like that. You're a cat person, aren't you?
Oh gawd, no. I prefer bunny rabbits.
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