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Peach Dirty Soda

Peach Dirty Soda

Ingredients

  • 1 oz Master of Mixes Peach Syrup
  • 0.5 oz Master of Mixes Single Pressed Lime Juice
  • 4 oz Lemon Lime Soda
  • 1 oz Half And Half
Suggested Garnish: fresh peach and lime wheel
Suggested Glass: Tall/Collins Glass

Directions

  • Add first two ingredients to a glass filled with ice.
  • Pour in the lemon-lime soda and gently stir.
  • Slowly pour the half-and-half over the top to create the signature creamy swirls of a dirty soda.
  • Stir gently.

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Cocktail Essentials
Master of Mixes Infused Peach Simple Syrup in a clear squeeze bottle with an orange pour top

Peach Syrup

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This peach syrup for cocktails features Elegant, Summer, and Rich Lady pureed peaches blended with cane sugar to create an unmatched, delectable, mixologist-quality ingredient. Flavor Sweet, ripe, fleshy peach flavor; fresh peach aroma Juice 25% peach Pairs With Whiskey, Tequila,...

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Cocktail Essentials
Green plastic Master of Mixes Lime Juice bottle with a flip-top lid 375ml

Single Pressed Lime Juice

AVAILABILITY: In stock (-28 items)

Master of Mixes Single Pressed Lime Juice for cocktails is 100% single pressed juice from Mexico. By offering single pressed juice, we eliminate the heat-intensive process of concentration which degrades the essential oils and diminishes the fresh lime notes in...

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