Now I'm guessing having these in in Negril isn't likely. Luckily a friend found powder Caesar mix at Cabela's. Tastes pretty good actually.. Speaking of Caesar's...what's the price of vodka?
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Now I'm guessing having these in in Negril isn't likely. Luckily a friend found powder Caesar mix at Cabela's. Tastes pretty good actually.. Speaking of Caesar's...what's the price of vodka?
They are everywhere!
Sorry, grosses me out. Clam Juice. Animals should not be juiced!
Well that's great! I deal the same about about Bloody Mary's...I've tried...and tried again to like them. The last time it was in Minneapolis. Thank goodness it came with a giant pickle! Was its saving grace. They taste like they are loaded with seafood cocktail sauce.
Try "Angry Bloody Caesar" at Cafe Goa if you like it spiced with lots of veggies.
Now that sounds interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by frankk
Love Ceasar's always make up a pitcher or 2 maybe 3. You can buy clamato at the round about and the one around the corner.
Beware it gets sold out fast.
Cheers
Seastar Inn. Canadian ex pat owner. Ceasars are not a problem; plus Francine's hot pepper sauce.
Sounds good to me...love them with lots of stuff! I will probably bring some of my own mix to had on the deck at The Rondel...my husband usually has a Caesar and a beer chaser. I like then with hot pickled beans or peppers.
Clamato can be found in Negril, we got some at the HiLo back in October. This past trip (late December) they didn't have any, too many Cdns in town I guess :) I did manage to get a caesar at Seastar. Canoe usually has them as well, but didn't have any Clamato when we were there for the mini boardie bash. That was disappointing, I was really looking forward to a caesar by then.
Next time I'm going to bring some with me, I just have to figure out how to pack it :)
We definitely have Clamato here to purchase in the grocery stores but once high season hits...it gets difficult to find. Clamato is currently back in the stores again.
Canoe & Seastar are known for their Ceasars in Negril.
Can't say I've ever had one at Goa...only knew them for their 'Angry Bloody Marys'...which everyone seems to love...but not moi...I'm a Ceasar gal...:) :)
LMAO...when you bite into the juicy burger, Kik...just pretend it's water...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiknback
I pack Motts Clamato in my luggage along with pickled beans, worchestershire, tobasco, celery salt and lime juice. Also, I firmly believe that gin makes the best ceasar. Try it, you'll like it.
I'm gonna bring that powder Caesar mix from Cabelas (not as heavy as bottles) I've tried it and it's surprisingly good. I do like it when someone MAKES me a Caesar so we will definitely try some of these options. I have a lot of American friends and have converted many of them to the Canadian Caesar. To me it just has more flavour..