Hey folks! After using my reinforced Harbor Freight Bead Roller a couple of times, there was ONE MOD that absolutely had to be done. If there’s one mod that you should absolutely do, besides reinforcing the frame, then this is it!
Also, if you haven’t already, please go back and watch the entire bead roller modification saga in my “Tools & Other Projects” playlist.
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Trader Vic’s 1944 Mai Tai Recipe (or as close as I can figure, anyway):
1 oz Martinique Agricola Rum (Rhum J.M. V.O.)
1 oz Aged Jamaican Rum (Appleton Signature)
1 oz Lime Juice
1/2 oz Orange Curacao (Pierre Ferrand Dry)
1/3 oz Orgeat (I prefer Small Hands brand)
1/3 oz Rock Candy Syrup (2:1 simple syrup)
Special Thanks to @Cappy Shakes for the recipe.
A Note About Mai Tais, in General:
A Mai Tai, in essence, isn’t much different than a Margarita in construction, so play around if you don’t have, or can’t find the exact ingredients. It’s a blend of rum, lime, and sugar. Orgeat, which is an almond liqueur, and some type of Orange Curaçao (triple sec) are both very important to the final flavor, but the rums themselves are quite flexible, and many different delicious configurations can be found, so have fun!
Music:
Xceleratr by The Black Jackets
Happy Trails by Michael Lockwood
