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HappyExPat
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Q: Anyone interested in home made liqueurs ?

I made a strawberry based one (mostly guessing), and to my surprise it turned out very good, about 25% proof.  Many friends enjoyed it, both Chinese and ExPats.  So, this year I am trying four different new ones, banana, oranges, cranberry and pineapple. 

Does anyone has any suggestions of what fruits could be used, and / or recipees ?   I have no idea if what I do is right or not, just add and taste and see what happens, but it is fun do.

Any help or suggestion will be appreciated.  Thanks. 

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I like pineapple taste...Your post is such a happy post...

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I like a snowy Happy new year, rather than a no sky one...Beijing's time to ban the cars---the only solution for the time being...

 
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Try using dragon fruit.... it will add a sweet taste without being too strong of a flavor (easy mixing for cocktails)

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