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Latest post Wed, May 4 2005 11:04 PM by Antonia. 2 replies.
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Antonia  +  96168 Wed, 04 May 05 11:04 PM
Can you tell me what exactly it is? Is it grated lemon peel (wide strips) or is it simply thin lemon wedge (like on a martini glass)?
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Antonia
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abbie1948  +  96172 Wed, 04 May 05 11:17 PM
I think it is a wide strip of thin lemon peel, Antonia.

Cocktail recipe

Dubonnet Cocktail
• 1/2 Dubonnet
• 1/2 dry gin
Stir in ice, strain into cocktail glass.
Add optional twist of lemon peel
abbie1948
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England
Senior Member 2,657
Hope that helps. Abbie
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Antonia, 4 yr 206 days ago
Yes, I found it now, too. Thanks Abbie!
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