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16 Reviews of Long Island Iced Tea (Applebee's/TGI Friday's style)

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From: ratherbeswimmin'

On Sep 27, 2002

Second only to the margarita, this is a favorite drink of mine. You have a great recipe here. Smooth and tastes like a lemony glass of iced tea. I also think this is much better than Applebee's. Watch out, it really sneaks up on you. Thanks Tara.

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  • From: Gracie in NM

    On Nov 28, 2002

    YUM! I served these drinks on Thanksgiving Eve as my out of town family started arriving. This is one of our favorite drinks. Put us in a holiday spirit. This drink tasted so smooth, you weren't aware of the liquor. Sometimes that can be dangerous though. Tasted just like a cold glass of lemon iced tea.

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  • From: Spicy_Cook

    On Jul 16, 2007

    I know for a fact that TIGF uses tequila in their Long Island Iced Tea

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  • From: foodymixologist

    On Mar 26, 2008

    Sorry but this recipe is wrong. It should only be a 1/2 ounce of each and I know for a fact that it DOES NOT contain tequilla at fridays. I was a long time bartender at Fridays. And a top shelf is tanqueray, bacardi, absolut or other premium vodka and gran marnier. The black opal subs sprite for cola and adds chambord.

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    From: JKRunning

    On Mar 14, 2006

    I used to work at Applebee's as a bartender, for some reason they do not put tequilla in the long island. If you want tequilla, at applebee's (at least the one I worked at)it's called a Texas Tea. This recipe is right on. My favorite is to put cranberry juice in instead of the cola. It's called a long beach iced tea and it is so good.

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  • From: Henslowe

    On Nov 12, 2003

    What happened to the tequilla? Long Island Iced Teas are usually made with Vodka, Rum, Gin, Tequilla and Triple Sec - Add sour, shake, add a shot of Coke for color and garnish with a lemon

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  • From: Clutz

    On Nov 11, 2006

    I have had better. I will keep looking for a better recipe

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  • From: Diana Shrome

    On Aug 17, 2005

    Excellent...I have had them made with tequilla and without, both are good...

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  • From: DanceForFitness

    On Aug 16, 2002

    For a "top shelf", try Bacardi, Smirnoff and Tanqueray!! It eliminates the "bite". I LOVE this recipe...and now all my friends are hooked!

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  • From: Jenney

    On Jul 1, 2002

    Even better than Applebee's!

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