How to use a liter of vodka

[CgarDan]

I just found out a very quick way to use up a liter of vodka

Mixing drinks with 50ml of vodka each drink

[Shelby07]

I just found out a very quick way to use up a liter of vodka

Mixing drinks with 50ml of vodka each drink

I'm surprised you can still see to type.

[CgarDan]

I'm surprised you can still see to type.

I have Russian heritage so half a litter of vodka is nothing to me

[WOXOF]

That's what I'm talking about. I'm off tonight for a change, so I'm about to disrobe the Crown Royal and have a Bolivar Gold Medal.

Cheers!

[bluesman455]

just pour it into a watermelon and enjoy!!!

[Newfie]

snip... the Crown Royal ...snip
Cheers!

Once again, I'd like to thank one of the fine members of this board for supporting my home town!! Please just don't mix it with Coke or Dr Pepper (yes, I HAVE seen that done and I almost hurled ).

[Shelby07]

...and to think some people don't feel you can learn anything here!

[WOXOF]

Once again, I'd like to thank one of the fine members of this board for supporting my home town!! Please just don't mix it with Coke or Dr Pepper (yes, I HAVE seen that done and I almost hurled ).

When I was younger I would mix it with Sprite(way too sweet for my taste buds these days). Now I start of with just a little splash of water and ice for the first glass, then just ice after that.

[SuperChuck]

I just found out a very quick way to use up a liter of vodka

Mixing drinks with 50ml of vodka each drink

50ml? I'm not French or Canadian. What's that in ounces, gallons, quarts, pints, pounds (a pint's a pound, the world around), hogsheads, or cubits?

[CgarDan]

Actually all liquor is sold marked in ML so if you look at any of your bottles you would see chances are they are 750 ML; 1 liter = 1000ML hope that helps

[SuperChuck]

Actually all liquor is sold marked in ML so if you look at any of your bottles you would see chances are they are 750 ML; 1 liter = 1000ML hope that helps

It would make way more sense to have it in ounces or something. Then you could apply simple math. Think of it this way, if 750ml is roughly 25 ounces, and there are 8 ounces in a cup, 16 in a pint, 20 ounces to an imperial pint, 16 tablespoons to a pint, and 3 teaspoons to a tablespoon, then you could measure the amount of booze you have in your drink in teaspoons, which you could easily work out to the number of tablespoons to a pint unless you're using imperial pints.

Duh. SO much easier!

[nhcigarfan]

I was actually getting it until that last post.

[CgarDan]

I think my method is the easiest: let's say it say use 1 part vodka 1 part juice

Pour half a glass of vodka half a glass of juice ---- NO PROBLEMS