Dalla Piazza Lustro Muddler #D1050 |  | Brand: Dalla Piazza
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $10.00
Buy New: $9.95
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Seller: Chef & Kitchen
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 145,809
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 1 x 4 x 1
MPN: D1050
Model: D1050
UPC: 056975015150
EAN: 0056975015150
ASIN: B000I1YJI0
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Product Description
Bartend like a professional with this sturdy beechwood muddler. The round end is used to muddle (mix) a lime with sugar to create a sweet syrup, then mixed with Cachaca (Brazilian sugar cane liquor) and ice to make a Caipirinha. The other end is used to crush fresh mint leaves, then muddled with sugar and lime and added to rum and soda water with ice to make a Mojito.
Dimensions: 8¾"L
Care: Hand wash only; not dishwasher safe.
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Used it for Mojitos at our S. Fla. themed superbowl party February 9, 2007
zackandkaties mom
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
They worked so well. We decided to have a themed drink for our Superbowl party this year. It was in Miami so we went for pink flamingos and palm trees. We served Cubano sandwiches and Mojito cocktails. The mojito's were a hit. We set up a "mojito education station" on our computer playing the Bacardi mojito video, then we had a station set up with mint,sugar, rum,lime wedes, ice and soda water. This muddle was an excellent purchase. It did the job efficiently and well. Even Mojito novices got the hang of it easily.
Great buy and good luck
mash December 7, 2006
Dwight (USA)
1 out of 11 found this review helpful
I've been trying to mash pineapple chunks in my mug with a fork or spoon with unsatisfying results. I'm not a regular mojito drinker. I bought this to mash up lemon and pineapple with sugar before adding hot water for the perfect tonic. I prefer not to buy the citron tea sold in Korean markets because the "honey" is fructose.
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