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Have you seen this Coffee drink on restaurant/bar menus?
Keoki Coffee
Makes 1 Cocktail
Ingredients:
5 oz. Coffee, strongly brewed
1 oz. Bourbon (or Whiskey, if you prefer, my Father like Scotch)
1/2 oz. Kahlua
1/2 oz. Crème de Cacao (or any Chocolate Liquor, like Godiva
)
Whipped Cream for garnish
(and if you like your Coffee with Cream and Sugar, add that too)
Method:
Combine the first 4 ingredients in a warm mug
If preferred, add your Cream & Sugar here
Top with Whipped Cream
I made this one for that same Gal Pal, who's birthday is on Halloween ...
Did you know:
"The name Keoki has its origins rooted in the enchanting land of Hawaii.
Derived from the Hawaiian language, this name holds a profound meaning - Alive.
The ancient Hawaiians held a deep connection to the natural world and believed that every living being possessed a unique essence.
Keoki, with its significance of vitality and life, embodied the spirit of the Hawaiian people.
This name has a rich historical background, ingrained in the culture of Hawaii.
In ancient times, Keoki was predominantly used as a masculine name, bestowed upon individuals as a symbolic representation of life and vitality. The name carried a deep cultural significance, reflecting the belief that the energy of life flowed through each individual bearing this name.
As the generations passed, Keoki became a popular choice for many families in Hawaii, honoring their heritage and celebrating the essence of life.
In modern-day usage, the name Keoki continues to hold its cultural prominence, while also finding appeal beyond the shores of Hawaii.
Its unique and meaningful origins have captivated people across different cultures, leading to its adoption in various parts of the world.
As a testament to its enduring popularity, Keoki can be found as both a first name and a name in numerous communities. Its significance as a symbol of life and vitality resonates strongly with many individuals, making it a cherished and sought-after name even today."
A quote from Anstery.com
The English counter-part of Keoki would be George.
Keoki Coffee
Makes 1 Cocktail
Ingredients:
5 oz. Coffee, strongly brewed
1 oz. Bourbon (or Whiskey, if you prefer, my Father like Scotch)
1/2 oz. Kahlua
1/2 oz. Crème de Cacao (or any Chocolate Liquor, like Godiva
)Whipped Cream for garnish
(and if you like your Coffee with Cream and Sugar, add that too)
Method:
Combine the first 4 ingredients in a warm mug
If preferred, add your Cream & Sugar here
Top with Whipped Cream
I made this one for that same Gal Pal, who's birthday is on Halloween ...
Did you know:
"The name Keoki has its origins rooted in the enchanting land of Hawaii.
Derived from the Hawaiian language, this name holds a profound meaning - Alive.
The ancient Hawaiians held a deep connection to the natural world and believed that every living being possessed a unique essence.
Keoki, with its significance of vitality and life, embodied the spirit of the Hawaiian people.
This name has a rich historical background, ingrained in the culture of Hawaii.
In ancient times, Keoki was predominantly used as a masculine name, bestowed upon individuals as a symbolic representation of life and vitality. The name carried a deep cultural significance, reflecting the belief that the energy of life flowed through each individual bearing this name.
As the generations passed, Keoki became a popular choice for many families in Hawaii, honoring their heritage and celebrating the essence of life.
In modern-day usage, the name Keoki continues to hold its cultural prominence, while also finding appeal beyond the shores of Hawaii.
Its unique and meaningful origins have captivated people across different cultures, leading to its adoption in various parts of the world.
As a testament to its enduring popularity, Keoki can be found as both a first name and a name in numerous communities. Its significance as a symbol of life and vitality resonates strongly with many individuals, making it a cherished and sought-after name even today."
A quote from Anstery.com
The English counter-part of Keoki would be George.
said.
