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Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe

VIDEORECIPE Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe

10 min

The Mai Tai is a rum-based cocktail, Californian in origin and Tahitian in name.

10 min

Ingredients

number of servings
1
  • 112 oz Zacapa Added to
  • 12 oz Orange Curaçao Added to
  • 1 oz orgate Added to
  • 12 oz lemon juice Added to
  • 2 drizzle Angostura Added to
  • ice cream Added to
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Directions

1. Step

1. Add ice to a cup

Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe - preparation step 1
2. Step

2. Add Zacapa23

Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe - preparation step 1
3. Step

3. Add lemon juice

Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe - preparation step 1
4. Step

4. Add orgate

Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe - preparation step 1
5. Step

5. Add Angostura

Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe - preparation step 1
6. Step

6. Shake and serve

Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe - preparation step 1
7. Step

7. Decorate with a slice of orange and peppermint

Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe - preparation step 1
8. Step

8. Cheers!

Homemade Mai Tai cocktail recipe - preparation step 1

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