U-238 Punch Recipe
Yield: 12 servingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
1 quart: Rum,
1 quart: Pineapple juice,
1 quart: Vodka,
1 pint: Fresh strawberries,
1 quart: Strawberry juice,
1 pint: Orange wedges,
1 quart: Orange juice,
1 pint: Pineapple chunks,
Directions:
Mix all ingredients well. Chill. Serve as you would punch.
This beverages motto is: Hiroshimas favorite since 45. Guaranteed
to bomb you into the next decade!
NOTE: Orange juice and wedges and pineapple juice and chunks can be
substituted for your favorite fruit. However, the strawberries and
juice is considered MANDATORY! The vodka can also be substituted for
your favorite booze, but rum is MANDATORY!
The general rule of thumb for this recipe is: two quarts of booze
(one of which MUST be rum), and three quarts of fruit juice including
1 pint of accompanying FRESH fruit (one of the fruits MUST be
strawberries)
Note from Michael P. Orchekowski: I "discovered" this one at the 1979
Milwaukee Summerfest. Two fellow audience members were passing this
stuff around in a plastic milk jug several hours before Seals &
Crofts were to go on. How come this stuff didnt eat through the jug
is beyond me, but the drink (more of a "punch") is very tasty. I
thank those two intrepid people for this recipe.
Submitted By JOAN MERSHON On 10-11-94
Source from luhu.jp
This beverages motto is: Hiroshimas favorite since 45. Guaranteed
to bomb you into the next decade!
NOTE: Orange juice and wedges and pineapple juice and chunks can be
substituted for your favorite fruit. However, the strawberries and
juice is considered MANDATORY! The vodka can also be substituted for
your favorite booze, but rum is MANDATORY!
The general rule of thumb for this recipe is: two quarts of booze
(one of which MUST be rum), and three quarts of fruit juice including
1 pint of accompanying FRESH fruit (one of the fruits MUST be
strawberries)
Note from Michael P. Orchekowski: I "discovered" this one at the 1979
Milwaukee Summerfest. Two fellow audience members were passing this
stuff around in a plastic milk jug several hours before Seals &
Crofts were to go on. How come this stuff didnt eat through the jug
is beyond me, but the drink (more of a "punch") is very tasty. I
thank those two intrepid people for this recipe.
Submitted By JOAN MERSHON On 10-11-94
Source from luhu.jp