A restaurant-sized margarita-- in an eight-ounce cup-- can have more than 700 calories in it. Yes, it's our south-of-the-border preferred, however Sangria in a similar-sized glass only includes up to about 240 calories-- a big improvement with that very same unique taste.
Barware: There's absolutely nothing even worse than going to a mixer, only to find that you need to consume your martini out of a coffee mug-- the host simply didn't have the best barware and glasses. So be prepared! Have a variety of glasses and barware on hand. If you're going to be making cocktails, make sure to have a shaker on hand.
Once the weather turns hot, you'll require some cool beverages for your mixer. Margaritas are the perfect summertime mixed drink. Blend the tastes with peach, mango, strawberry or whatever fruity mixture you can consider. Another cool favorite on a hot, summer season day is the mojito. And do not forget a cooled fruity punch for added kick. Add some finger foods or skewers from the grill you've got a red-hot summertime mixer.
Think about having your pub or dining establishment logo silk screened on the side. This can be done expertly, typically at a rebate. In addition, consider consisting of the bowl itself in the rate of the drink, making your drink glasses a take-home advertising product and keepsake of an unforgettable night spent in your facility.
By the time you complete a beverage in a big glass it will have heated up, specifically if the beverage is served "up" (without ice) in a Martini glass. A perfect Martini glass should comfortably hold about 4 shots (which is around 4 fl oz or 120 ml).
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