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	<title>Comments on: The Bourbon Bloody Caesar</title>
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		<title>By: Karen Kostyshyn</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Karen Kostyshyn]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[WOW... Can&#039;t believe you just had your first Caesar. Canadians have proudly been enjoying our Caesars for decades. It is such an improvement from the thick bland taste of tomato juice. I&#039;m so surprised it&#039;s taken so long for the USA to jump on this band wagon. Saying that, Motts has a product (it&#039;s been here forever) called Motts Clamato Virgin Caesar, and comes in a convenient 355 ml bottle, perfect for traveling (always pack some in my suitcase when I travel to the US) . All you need to do is add a touch of
Worcestershire, some heat if you desire,  a fresh lime wedge and a liqueur of choice. We&#039;ve recently been using 40 Creek Whisky instead of vodka. Oh ya, don&#039;t forget to rim your glass with celery salt. 
BTW... the drink was created in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in 1969 as the signature drink for a Italian restaurant. And the rest is history. Enjoy, eh?]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>WOW&#8230; Can&#8217;t believe you just had your first Caesar. Canadians have proudly been enjoying our Caesars for decades. It is such an improvement from the thick bland taste of tomato juice. I&#8217;m so surprised it&#8217;s taken so long for the USA to jump on this band wagon. Saying that, Motts has a product (it&#8217;s been here forever) called Motts Clamato Virgin Caesar, and comes in a convenient 355 ml bottle, perfect for traveling (always pack some in my suitcase when I travel to the US) . All you need to do is add a touch of<br />
Worcestershire, some heat if you desire,  a fresh lime wedge and a liqueur of choice. We&#8217;ve recently been using 40 Creek Whisky instead of vodka. Oh ya, don&#8217;t forget to rim your glass with celery salt.<br />
BTW&#8230; the drink was created in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in 1969 as the signature drink for a Italian restaurant. And the rest is history. Enjoy, eh?</p>
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