Lime Cola
"This recipe comes from "The Complete bartender" Cookbook. It's super simple, and it just puts a nice twist on to the regular cola. Make it at home instead of buying it at the store!!!"
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- Ready In:
- 5mins
- Ingredients:
- 2
- Yields:
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1 8 oz glass
ingredients
- 1⁄2 ounce freshly squeezed lime juice
- 8 ounces cola
directions
- Fill a collins glass with ice.
- Pour in lime juice.
- Fill with cola.
- Stir.
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Reviews
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There is no other way to drink cola! When we were little, my mother would make us kids a couple of ounces of cola (as a super-special treat) and top it off with a wedge of lime...we called them Coke Cocktails. Thanks for the wonderful memories, my DH thinks I'm so weird when I drink this. -
Thanks for posting this! It brings back great memories! My mom used to make these for us for 'special times'--we called them Coke Cocktails and only drank them in special glasses. Funny, Houseblend, your mom did that too! Wink, Wink! -
I do love this combo but for some reason (even when I have limes) I forget about it so seeing this here is nice reminder to have it again! :) -
so simple, but oh so good! :) love this recipe. I made mine with diet coke to treat myself after I finished up cooking lunch. perfect! SO much better than the canned/bottled kind. thanks for sharing this! -
LOVE this! Extremely refreshing. Made with icy cold coke zero I am in heaven. I don't even miss the rum.........much.
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