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![]() "Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message ... When you order a Bloody Mary on a Sunday morning in Minnesota it comes with a snit. A snit is a little juice glass full of draught beer for a chaser. It would be an interesting bit of regional etymology to figure out how a beer chaser came to be known as a snit. Anyway, it's a damn good idea and the Bloody Mary's at the Gunflint Tavern on the Lake are damn good too. For 8 bucks you get a huge Bloody Mary with olives, pickle, celery and a nice prawn perched on the side of the glass. And a snit. Cheers from the north shore !! -- Ken Fortenberry Not the custom in the Buckeye State, in fact I had never heard of it but it sounds like a good idea. There has to be some relation to the phrase 'in a snit.' john |
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