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gosyro.com 31-12-2006 04:02 PM

Gin Fizz or Gin Sling
 
Just curious which everyone prefers?

Gin Fizz
(http://www.coolcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Fizz
Cocktail)
or
Gin Sling
(http://www.coolcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Sling
Cocktail)

I'm more of a Fizz, until I get a few in me, then it goes to the Sling.


Mr Libido Incognito 31-12-2006 04:15 PM

Gin Fizz or Gin Sling
 
gosyro.com wrote on 31 Dec 2006 in rec.food.cooking

> Just curious which everyone prefers?
>
> Gin Fizz
> (http://www.Spamcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Fizz
> Cocktail)
> or
> Gin Sling
> (http://www.Spamcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Sling
> Cocktail)
>
> I'm more of a Fizz, until I get a few in me, then it goes to the Sling.
>
>


I'm more of Hate spammers type

sf[_3_] 31-12-2006 05:06 PM

Gin Fizz or Gin Sling
 
On 31 Dec 2006 08:02:02 -0800, "gosyro.com"
> wrote:

>Just curious which everyone prefers?
>
>Gin Fizz
>(http://www.coolcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Fizz
>Cocktail)
>or
>Gin Sling
>(http://www.coolcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Sling
>Cocktail)
>
>I'm more of a Fizz, until I get a few in me, then it goes to the Sling.



Mmmm. I haven't had either one in years. Make it a Ramos Fizz for
me: http://www.gumbopages.com/food/bever...-gin-fizz.html
and of course, who can forget Singapore Slings?
http://www.drinkboy.com/cocktails/re...poreSling.html

In honor of NYE, who knew there were so many champagne coctails to
choose from? http://www.wineintro.com/champagne/cocktails/


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cybercat 31-12-2006 07:09 PM

Gin Fizz or Gin Sling
 

"gosyro.com" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> Just curious which everyone prefers?
>
> Gin Fizz
> (http://www.coolcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Fizz
> Cocktail)
> or
> Gin Sling
> (http://www.coolcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Sling
> Cocktail)
>
> I'm more of a Fizz, until I get a few in me, then it goes to the Sling.
>


That's a Singapore Sling.



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Christine Dabney 31-12-2006 07:13 PM

Gin Fizz or Gin Sling
 
On Sun, 31 Dec 2006 14:09:11 -0500, "cybercat" >
wrote:


>> I'm more of a Fizz, until I get a few in me, then it goes to the Sling.
>>

>
>That's a Singapore Sling.


A gin sling is different than a Singapore sling.

http://www.drinksmixer.com/drink3758.html

Christine

Nexis 31-12-2006 08:43 PM

Gin Fizz or Gin Sling
 

"gosyro.com" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> Just curious which everyone prefers?
>
> Gin Fizz
> (http://www.coolcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Fizz
> Cocktail)
> or
> Gin Sling
> (http://www.coolcocktail.com/cocktail...RecipeName=Gin Sling
> Cocktail)
>
> I'm more of a Fizz, until I get a few in me, then it goes to the Sling.
>


That recipe isn't for a *real* Gin Fizz...there's no egg white.
My husband likes the Gin fizz, (the real one) but I don't know that he's ever had the
Sling. I'll have to make him one tonight. What he really enjoys (and so do several
others I've made them for) is the Trader Vic's Rum Fizz. It's similar to the Gin
Fizz, made with light rum, lemon, egg (whole, not just white), a little bartender's
sugar (superfine), and cream soda...with some finely grated orange peel atop the
"fizz" part. Tastes a little like a creamsicle, I think.

kimberly


[email protected] 01-01-2007 06:50 PM

Gin Fizz or Gin Sling
 

> That recipe isn't for a *real* Gin Fizz...there's no egg white.
> My husband likes the Gin fizz, (the real one) but I don't know that he's ever had the
> Sling. I'll have to make him one tonight. What he really enjoys (and so do several
> others I've made them for) is the Trader Vic's Rum Fizz. It's similar to the Gin
> Fizz, made with light rum, lemon, egg (whole, not just white), a little bartender's
> sugar (superfine), and cream soda...with some finely grated orange peel atop the
> "fizz" part. Tastes a little like a creamsicle, I think.
>
> kimberly


Please define "*real* Gin fizz; as there is no egg in a regular Gin
Fizz.

A Silver Fizz has eggwhite, and a Golden Fizz has eggyolk.

The reason the Gin Fizz is called a Gin Fizz is because it contains
Fizzy water; its much older than the Tom Collins, and it is different.

http://www.thinkingbartender.com/tom%20collins.html

Cheers!

George



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