How is mojito cocktail?
This wine is the most common kind of cocktail. Soda is the main body of this wine, more or less according to personal taste. If sugar cane wine is used instead of white rum, it becomes Monti's Mojito. Mojito's ancestors were Cuban mint soft drinks. After adding rum to mint drink, it becomes an outstanding drink.
Mojito, why are two straws
The Mojito in the classical cup doesn't even have crushed ice in it. Inserting two straws is nothing more than the overall beauty and the willfulness of the bartender. In a smoothie mojito, the function of two straws is that when one of them is blocked, the second one can be used. Cocktails that need two straws are basically Blend, that is, cocktails made into smoothies, and it is more common to prepare a second straw.
The origin of mojito's name
There are many explanations for the origin of the name mojito, one of which is Mohou sauce from Cuba, a seasoning sauce made of lime. Another way of saying it is a derivative of mojadito or mojado from Spanish. Influenced by the Canary Islands immigrants on the island, the word may also come from a pickled dish made of Mohou sauce. The word "mojo" means "magic" in Creole dialect in the southern United States.
Another theory holds that Mojito was invented by slaves who worked in Cuban sugar cane plantations in the19th century. The reason is that the word Mojito comes from the African word "mojo"-meaning "read a curse".
What is Mojito?
Mojito is an alcoholic beverage, one of the most famous rum cocktails, which originated in Cuba. Mojito is now loved by many girls. Mojito is a special cocktail made from rum, with mint, lime juice and soda water added. Mojito is transparent and colorless, and will be decorated with some mint leaves or lemons. Mojito has a special taste and low alcohol content, so it is very suitable for girls to drink.