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July 10th, 2009
Drink
Todays drink is the Vodka Lassi. This is an alcoholic version of a refreshing Indian drink. It's a little bit of work, but it's well worth it.
2 mangos
1 cup milk
1 = cups Greek yogurt
1 tbl honey
1 oz lemon juice
2 oz vodka
2 tsp pistachio
Dash of ground cardamom
You can ratchet up the alcohol content with impunity if the recipe is too docile for your liking. The flavor and consistency of the Lassi will disguise a lot.
Think
It is especially important for infrequent or light drinkers to exercise caution when considering getting behind the wheel after a drink or two. A couple of things to remember are that not all drinks are created equal (some contain several standard drinks) and that even at 0.05% BAC the risk of fatal injury while driving increases eleven-fold. Also keep in mind that, while tolerance increases with drinking experience, this doesn't mean that the the BAC changes less rapidly for a seasoned drinker. A seasoned drinker is simply more in control of their faculties at a higher BAC. The laws specifying a maximum BAC of 0.08% are likely based on frequent drinkers. Someone who doesn't drink often is DEFINATELY NOT safe to drive at 0.08%.
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