Lips of Myristica recipe

This drink will bring you not only a spiritual experience over night and dreaming (if you sleep), but it will bring you the best entertainment the next day.

History and Facts: Over time, natives and other people have found out that nutmeg contains a hallucinogenic property known as Myristica. Tribes used it as rituals to connect with spirits. During modern day parties, people have used nutmeg and vodka together, even consuming both at different times. You see, the effects of the nutmeg's "trip" or legal "high" takes place in up to 8 hours. During the time before "nutmeg trip" is a spiritual sense and perspective. Never use nutmeg in a spice form; not much will happen if you use nutmeg spice. Use the nutmeg nuts. Also, in order to bring out the hallucinogenic-trippy property,Myristica, you would need to consume nutmeg in large quantities, like 5 nuts or more.

Where to buy nutmeg nuts? You can find them at your local food store. Walmart carries around 9 nutmeg nuts in a small plastic-glass container in the spice section.

Have fun and be safe.

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Old-Fashioned Glass

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3 oz vodka
1 oz Malibu® passion fruit rum
1 dash vanilla extract
5 - 6 nutmeg nuts
17 oz ginger ale

Handle the nutmeg nuts first. Take at least 4-5 nutmeg nuts and crush them up at much as possible. Some advice would be using a food processor or maybe smashing them up with something around the kitchen.

After the nutmegs are smashed up, put them in a blender (or whatever you prefer).

Then put 3 shots of vodka in there to take out the nutmeg's flavor. Any hard liquor does the trick. Blend or shake till all is mixed well.

Add in the ginger ale as much to your liking. Around 2 cups should do the trick, maybe even more.

Add a shot of Malibu to bring a tropical hint. Add a little bit of vanila extract (not important, but is suggested).

Stir and mix well, settle down with ice in an old-fashioned glass. If for some reason the nutmeg is still chunky, just consume it. It's fine.

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