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2 quarts 2 c. juice ½ c. pineapple juice 1 t. lemon juice 1 T. brown 2-3 sticks Dash of ground cinnamon Dash of ground , or to taste 1. Combine all the ingredients in a large saucepan and bring to a boil. Remove the cinnamon sticks and transfer to a slow-cooker on low for party service. For a toasty adult beverage, add a tot of rum or bourbon to the cup.

HISTORY The earliest versions of wassail were made from sweet warmed and combined with toasted crabapples that boiled in the mead until they WASSAIL BOWLS burst. This drink, called lambswool, was traditionally consumed around Wassail bowls, according to craftsman and researcher Stuart King, were Day, the first harvest festival of the year. traditionally made of lignum vitae or guayacan, a hard and durable wood That drink evolved into a mulled , cider or fruit juice concoction, from South America. They were huge goblets, essentially, usually ornate spiced and sweetened. Modern recipes frequently start with fruit juices and perched on a thick stem. Today, we can sub out a good punch bowl instead of wine; is a separate but similar warming holiday or, to keep the drink warm and toasty, the slow cooker. drink.

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