Love me them nemos.they have even made there way over to jersey.i have friend selling the personal pints for 10 half gallon for 30 gallons for 50.def banginthe last time i had a proper nutcracker was at the jayz/eminem concert at yankee stadium, cops right across the street, homie standing in the doorway “nutcrackers” i turned around so quick, handed him a 20, he gave me 4 sealed lil dranks n business card.i was fucked uplets just say thats my dude every single time im up there:D (errrrrrdayyyyy).
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State pols vowed Sunday to crack down on 'nutcracker' vendors who peddle the vodka-laced fruit drinks to kids. 'There is a wide phenomena of business selling potent alcohol beverages to minors.
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The holiday celebrations in Puerto Rico start with Thanksgiving and continue through their biggest festivities on Three Kings Day on January 6, and these joyous times would not be complete without some local. While you can find various flavors of pitorro at your local grocery store, to have the true pitorro experience you must try that which is produced by the locals. Often infused with fruit or coffee, or blended with chocolate or hazelnut, this Puerto Rican moonshine will surely have you feeling the warmth of the holidays, all the way down to your toes. CoquitoAnother drink enjoyed at the holidays, is often called Puerto Rican eggnog. Recipes vary from family to family, but the main ingredients include evaporated milk, condensed milk, coconut milk, cream of coconut, white rum, and spices like vanilla, nutmeg, and cinnamon.
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Lovely holiday bottles are sold at just about every store this time of year, and coquito is made in batches and shared with friends and family. It is served chilled or over ice. For an extra special holiday treat, try the Coquito Tres Leche at.
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