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So, after a long day of battling Azeroth's numerous enemies, all you want to do is relax, right? Just find an inn, sit down, take a load off your feet, and chill with your friends. You could drink a plain draught of bitter cactus cider or some Silvermoon wine or something, but those are fairly boring. To make the time even more exciting, you could drink this special Mana Mocktail. It even refills your mana as you relax and have fun. And its pretty unusual too, with a wild hibiscus flower floating in it.
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For this drink, you need just a few things:
1 Bottle of Mana Potion }
} > Both of these can be bought at ThinkGeek
Edible Wild Hibiscus Flower }
5-hour energy shot
Lemon-lime soda
A couple cubes of ice (optional)
Blue-raspberry flavored gelatin
Any glass of your choice
1 Bottle of Mana Potion }
} > Both of these can be bought at ThinkGeek
Edible Wild Hibiscus Flower }
5-hour energy shot
Lemon-lime soda
A couple cubes of ice (optional)
Blue-raspberry flavored gelatin
Any glass of your choice
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Since going through baking school and getting much more experience, I plan on remaking this recipe, see if I can improve it.
youre welcome to try it that way :)
Great job on the instructable.
(Although water and ice are acceptable)
I have no idea. It might or might not, never hurts to try
Please don't think you can just go out in the yard to pluck some hibiscus flowers. They won't act the same, and definitely won't taste the same. Even if you have the right tropical plant, those pretty red calyces are very tart without poaching in a sugar syrup.
Pretty mocktail. The gelatin is a nice touch for both color and "legs" or body.
http://money.aol.com/bw/general/canvas3/_a/whats-in-my-food/20060808141909990001
www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/bugjuice.asp
kinda interesting