Who makes the best Mojitos?
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Why wait, when you can make a kick *** Mojito in the comfort of you own homeCozoholic:
Here's Bacardi's recipe for a Classic Mojito, http://www.bacardimojito.com/default.aspx
I had been told that Guantanamera (a little dive above the convenience store next to Casa del Mar) was THE place to go. Don't go there. The mojito was very lacking on mint and the bar crowd was, welllll, interesting.
The lounge at the Hotel Flamingo was another recommendation, but I didn't get there.
The lounge at the Hotel Flamingo was another recommendation, but I didn't get there.
bcaderunr
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I've been told the best ones are at the Cuban Restaurant, El Casino, but I haven't made it in there yet. I enjoyed a couple of really well made ones at La Cocay with dinner last week. Not too sweet, plenty of mint-- Muy Refresco y muy Fuerte!
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I watched someone at another table drinking one at Casa Denis it was very large and it looked good....and he wasn't complaining 
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The secret to a good mojito is to use key limes and whole bruised mint leaves. Keep your eye out for any bar that prepares them this way. The natural sweetness of the key limes realy makes the drink.
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Had a Mojito at the Tiki Tok last week. It was quite a bit different than the classic recipe and too salty. Readers should know that I am not too picky, but it turned me off to the drink for the rest of the trip. You may love it, but I had to have a mescal to forget it. The signature drink (can't recall the name) was enjoyed by my compadres. Unrelated plug: Ceviche at La Choza!!!
The signature drink (can't recall the name) was enjoyed by my compadres. Unrelated plug: Ceviche at La Choza!!!
driftin' by
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You can get a pretty mean Mojito in many bars/restaurants north of the border now that it's the hot new drink among yuppies and hipsters. Cheesecake Factory makes a good one.
But to answer the OP's question- I do.
But to answer the OP's question- I do.
driftin' by:You can get a pretty mean Mojito in many bars/restaurants north of the border now that it's the hot new drink among yuppies and hipsters. Cheesecake Factory makes a good one.
But to answer the OP's question- I do.
Yeah, but i have no plans on going to Texas anytime soon
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