From: ~Bliss~
On Sep 2, 2004
Nope, you're doing it wrong. Has to be with a LIME!! LOL I haven't had this in years, but i loved them in college. This was the "sit down" drink; purple passion was for outside running around.
From: ChipotleChick
On Jul 24, 2005
I have only had these with lime also. It's a good way to get rid of most of the aftertaste of the tequila. Also a good way to get really drunk and have a case of temporary amnesia! Thanks for bringing back some (foggy) memories!
From: Chef #1007972
On Oct 29, 2008
This is not a tequila slammer. This is just simply a classic tequila shot. A tequila slammer is 1 part tequila and 1 part lemon-lime soda (like 7-up or sprite). Fill the glass with just about 1/5 empty, cover the top of the glass with your hand or a cloth and slam the glass on the table (hence tequila slammer). The slam mixes the two and the soda creates a fizz. Then you take it all in one gulp like a shot. A splash of grenadine is also optional.
From: MarieFromSweden
On Oct 29, 2003
Just rememberd a few drunken madisms when I came upon this so I thought I share them. A south african friend I meet in Amsterdam told me how they drink it: 1)snort the salt up the nose. 2)drink the tequila 3)squeeze the lemon in your eye. ouchh Here in sweden theer is a similar version named after over tennis champ Bjorn Borg. 1) Snort the salt. 2) drink the booze. 3) serve the lemon across the room.(and hope it wonīt hit anybody or you might be in trouble) the south african version wins in my opinion, but I donīt think I will ever try either one. Had T slammers for the first time a few weeks ago, the barmaid was out of lemon after awhile so she gave us orange, I actually preferred it or did I canīt really remember ; )
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