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Bahama Mama I

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"Refreshing alcoholic drink with rum and tropical flavors. Maybe you can't be in the Bahamas, but at least you can pretend with one of these!" — minnesotamama

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1/4 fluid ounce coffee-flavored liqueur
1/2 fluid ounce dark rum
1/2 fluid ounce coconut liqueur
1/4 fluid ounce 151 proof rum

1/2 lemon, juiced
4 fluid ounces pineapple juice
1 maraschino cherry

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Directions

In a mixing glass combine coffee liqueur, dark rum, coconut liqueur, 151 rum, lemon juice and pineapple juice. Pour over ice into a tall glass and garnish with a cherry.

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Anytime I go out for a drink, I order Bahama Mamas. I am also a bartender. Coffee-flavored liqueur IS NOT in any Bahama Mama I've ever had. Try using light rum (or 151), coconut rum, banana liqueur, orange juice, pineapple juice, and grenadine.

—Robbie Rice

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Dec 07, 2003

I tried this recipe and it wasn't at all like the drink I always get out at restaurants. It has a very odd flavor with coffee liqueur.

—peggyned

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Dec 07, 2003

This is great. I have coffee liqueur in my bar and it's nice to find drink recipes that include it.

—RUBYWIFE

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Oct 01, 2010

This was ok but it didn't taste like the bahama mama I'm used to. What I'm used to: 1/2 oz each: 151, coconut rum, dark rum, coffee liqueur, 4 oz pineapple juice, juice of 1/2 fresh lemon.

—kellieann

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Nov 21, 2007

The coffee liquor gave it an odd, "Off taste." I've never seen them made this way, but I had some Kaluha and decided to try it. I wish I'd not. I could not even finish it. Skip the coffee flavor for a more authentic taste.

—Nancy Liedel

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