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Old 18-01-2011, 12:49   #1
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Party Leftovers?
I stumbled across a few bottles of Champagne left over from New Years and I am wondering what to do with it all. Here is a great drink to bring a little cheer to your morning or afternoon or whenever feastivities...

Grapefruit Mimosa

Fill half of your glass with chilled Grapefruit juice. Carefully fill the glass with your champagne (or sparkling wine). Give it a stir.

Happy New Years Again!

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Why would you substitute Grapefruit for Orange juice?
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like ZEE would say...

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Why would you substitute Brandy and lemon with either......
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I prefer grapefruit - not as sweet. Like, a greyhound (vodka & grapefruit) vs a screwdriver (vodka & OJ)
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Why would you substitute Brandy and lemon with either......
Do you perhaps nows anyone around Florida that has children
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Some like it sweet, Some like it to bite back...

personal preference, if in doubt try a combination or cranberry juice

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Do you perhaps nows anyone around Florida that has children
No.... but I would not give them Champagne if I did... alcohols OK for over 16 in Brit/Euro culture...
For under that age we have non-alcoholic Champagne.. 4.99euros a bottle... fizzy grape juice minus the 'A'
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