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Frickin Sweet Drink

Make a really tasty drink with two ingrediants

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Step 1Ingrediants

Two ingrediants

1. Tonic water

2. fresh blueberries

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15 comments

Sep 3, 2009. 8:51 AMteapotking says:

I couldn't get this to work. my blueberries refused to flavour the tonic water! so I blended them in a food processor with some ground cinnamon, squeezed out all the liquid from the mush and mixed the liquid with the tonic water. It was pretty awesome =]

Aug 13, 2009. 7:42 AMsalvadorcb says:

The one in the blue bottle is Bombay Saphire.

Sep 26, 2006. 6:59 PMfluid says:

Here's another one that I just came up with....... put some tonic in a glass............add gin to flavor!!! wait......wait................you could do it with vodka too!!!! sweet...........I gotta think up a name for these concoctions!

Jun 30, 2008. 3:41 PMBartboy says:

gin and tonic...

Aug 8, 2009. 5:58 PMcowscankill says:

LOL! I burst out laughing! xD

Aug 12, 2009. 8:33 PMChikara says:

so did I >_<

Nov 20, 2007. 10:01 AMincorrigible packrat says:

Make sure to use a gin that's dear, such as Plymouth or Tanq' or that stuff in the blue square bottle, the name of which escapes me at the moment. Again, you must use the dear gin, as the cheap gin is a blasphemy, and an offense against all things proper. A section of lime is up to your own preference. Ice is considered civilized. I'm not so picky about vodka, as it doesn't really taste like much of anything, except for reaaaaaallly cheap vodka, which has a taste akin to what motor oil smells like.

Oct 23, 2007. 12:53 PM!Andrew_Modder! says:

ginberry tonic, and vodberry tonic. :-P

Aug 11, 2009. 9:59 AMFoaly7 says:

could you do this with other fruits? if so, which ones?

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Sep 25, 2006. 7:17 PM

canida says:

Tasty! You can also use frozen fruit, as in this instructable.

Sep 25, 2006. 8:10 PMMadBeaver (author) says:

Yes, I saw thjat one, but i like something a bit more strong.

Oct 26, 2007. 1:24 PMARVash says:

Can we have a picture of the final result? Is it bitter?

Sep 25, 2006. 9:09 PMAndrew546 says:

just 2 single blueberries? or did you mean 2 pints?

Sep 26, 2006. 6:05 PMMadBeaver (author) says:

My bad Andrew546, it's up to you how many you want to put in. More equals more blueberry taste, and less equals less blueberry taste

Sep 25, 2006. 9:50 PMFrenchCrawler says:

No, he was listing off the materials. He didn't place anything to seperate the numbers from the words (such as a period usually followed by a space) so they ran together.