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June 7th, 2009
Drink
Todays drink is B-52:
1 Oz Kahlua . Coffee liqueur
1 Oz Baileys . Irish Crhme liqueur
1 Oz Grand Marnier .
Layer this drink (Kahlua 1st, then Baileys, finally add the Grand Marnier). Hover an upside down spoon over the top of the Kahlua and then pour the baileys slowly over the back of the spoon, raising it slowly to keep it at the surface of the Kahlua. Layering is nice for effect, but if you accidentally mix the liqueurs the drink will still taste fantastic. The Grand Marnier will float atop the Baileys. The density of Grand Marnier is significantly lower than the liqueurs, so this part is a lot easier.
Think
Alcohol is a social drug. Problem drinking not often the root cause of problems but rather it is more often an outward symptom of an underlying social problem. If you or someone you love is becoming (or has become) a problem drinker, it is important to try to understand the underlying issues (and where possible receive / offer support). Too often there is more emphasis on the drink than on the drinker. In situations involving problem drinking, focus on the person - not the drink.
Link
(http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?rid=hstat1.chapter.29128)
There is a lot of evidence suggesting that Milk Thistle can protect the liver; though it is inconclusive. Milk Thistle is a readily available vitamin / herb that has no known harmful effects, so if youre a regular drinker you might consider it as a good supplement.
