Lemon and lime soda boat drink

[mbianka]

So I thought I bought a case of lemon and lime seltzer in cans. But, when I got them on board the boat it turns out they had mysterious turned into lemon and lime soda. Don't know how that happened?

So now I'm looking for some other ways to drink this sugary liquid other than straight up. Any suggestions for using them as a boat drink mixer?

[Boatguy30]

RUM, should work great. Or vodka

[tamicatana]

Look up "lemon lime and bitters"

[Matt Johnson]

Originally Posted by mbianka

lemon and lime seltzer

Originally Posted by mbianka

lemon and lime soda

[Blue Stocking]

Great with a lot of Vodka.

[mbianka]

Originally Posted by Boatguy30

RUM, should work great. Or vodka

Hmmm I'm thinking a bottle of Mango flavored rum sounds like it might do. Thanks!

[mbianka]

Originally Posted by tamicatana

Look up "lemon lime and bitters"

Sounds good!

[Teknav]

Mix with vanilla ice cream, and serve! L'chaim!

Mauritz
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[RainDog]

You need to find someway to cut the sugar. Some ways that come to mind:

- add lemon or lime juice
- add fresh fruit and ginger to make a spicy punch. Then add rum or dry white wine to make a rum punch/sangria

[Jim Cate]

One part soda, five parts dark rum??

Cheers,

Jim

[Vasco]

Originally Posted by Jim Cate

One part soda, five parts dark rum??

Cheers,

Jim

Even better if you forget the soda and add a wedge of lime.

[mbianka]

Yeah I think I will splurge on a bag of ice and rum of some kind. Some lemons and limes and some bitters. Try a few things suggested here and see which one strikes my fancy.

[FLLCatsailor]

Nothing better than hiaroun bitter lemon! God I miss living in SVG

[tamicatana]

Don't forget to add rum to the LLB (or not, as your fancy takes). Which of course then means it's an "LLBR"

[JanetGroene]

Sweet cocktails, blechch. Use lemon lime soda instead of buttermilk when making, pancakes, soda bread or batter for frying fish. Also not a bad dessert if you pour it over ice cream as if making a root beer float. You could throw a big party and make a sickly sweet punch to kill the taste of 150 proof rum. Landlubber guests love it.