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Hurricane I
Kim
"Super tropical drink that needs to be served in a hurricane glass!"
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3 m servingsOriginal recipe yields 1 servings (1 serving)
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Most helpful positive review
10/8/2010
Yes, it's yummy and authentic. But watch out, especially when serving to guests. It doesn't taste as boozy as it is. It looks like a big Shirley Temple, goes down very easily, and tastes like ...
Most helpful critical review
12/31/2002
Blech!!! Not the way I remember it from the beach. Too much dark rum.
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10/8/2010
Yes, it's yummy and authentic. But watch out, especially when serving to guests. It doesn't taste as boozy as it is. It looks like a big Shirley Temple, goes down very easily, and tastes like ...
2/23/2009
Made for a very tasty, fruity, not so knock-you-on-your-butt with one little change... we replaced the amaretto with Malibu for a little more of a tropical flavor that all participants at our "...
8/13/2001
Very good! I like my fruit driks blended and it tasted great. Others enjoyed theirs on the rocks. Thanks for a great drink!
2/27/2001
THANK YOU, Kim, for a FABULOUS Hurricane!! It's just what we needed here in Minnesota to help combat "Cabin Fever" in February!!!
10/8/2010
Aha! Amaretto was what I was missing all this time...Almost perfect! I say almost & rated this 4 stars instead of 5 only because to be perfect, I'd have to be drinking this in New Orleans! Also,...
10/29/2007
This is my new signature drink. I make it differently every time depending what I have on hand. I usually use a orange/mango mixed juice. I have used both lemonade and pineapple juice. I add al...
10/8/2010
Fantastic drink. I make Yellow Birds the same way except I substitute Galliano for Amaretto. It's a nice way to enjoy the sunset from your sunroom.