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The Muddler Set, 10 in.
The two tools behind a Mojito, a Mint Julep and an Old Fashioned. The muddler crushes mint, lime and sugar to release the flavor.
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About the set
The two tools behind a Mojito, a Mint Julep and an Old Fashioned. The muddler crushes mint, lime and sugar to release the flavor. The long spoon stirs, layers and reaches the bottom of any glass, and the fork end picks up the garnish.
Muddle like the pros do.
Press, do not pound. Three steps.
Mojito, Caipirinha, Mint Julep, Old Fashioned. The muddler is the first tool in all of them.
MojitoCaipirinhaMint JulepOld FashionedWhiskey Smash
Two tools, every muddled drink covered.
Crush it, stir it, fork the cherry.
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1 x cocktail muddler10 in, stainless steel with nylon head
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1 x bar spoon10 in, twisted handle, fork end
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Good to know.
What do I use the muddler for?
Pressing mint, lime, sugar or berries at the bottom of the glass before you build the drink. Mojito, Caipirinha, Mint Julep, Old Fashioned.
Why the fork on the spoon?
To pick up a cherry or an olive from the jar without touching it. Bartenders use it all day.
Why a nylon head and not wood?
Wood soaks up juice and can crack. Nylon rinses clean and lasts for years.