Salted Lime Tipple Topper

Discontinued :(

Tipple Toppers get topped off. Turns out paying $8 for a few pieces of dehydrated fruit wasn’t as enticing as initially anticipated. Oops.

Discontinued :(

Tipple Toppers get topped off. Turns out paying $8 for a few pieces of dehydrated fruit wasn’t as enticing as...

Discontinued :(

Tipple Toppers get topped off. Turns out paying $8 for a few pieces of dehydrated fruit wasn’t as enticing as...

Tipple Topper

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Salted Lime Tipple Topper

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Tasting notes

Nothing, with notes of more nothing.

Ingredients

See above.

Sublime limes

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5.0

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Based on 4 reviews

Total 5 star reviews: 4 Total 4 star reviews: 0 Total 3 star reviews: 0 Total 2 star reviews: 0 Total 1 star reviews: 0

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Tracey T.
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Salted Lime Tipple Topper
I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great tasting cocktail topper!!
This was a lovely addition to our festive drinks and cocktails. A salty flavour is so great especially with some nice tequila :)
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Alyshia W.
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Salted Lime Tipple Topper
I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Perfect complement
Ripple topper that’s a perfect complement to the tonic for an elevated beverage
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Leeanne V.
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Salted Lime Tipple Topper
I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Love these toppers.
Deliciously addictive. I put them in my StrangeLove Lime & Jalapeno Lo-Cal Sodas. Perfect match.
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Lisa M.
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Salted Lime Tipple Topper
I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Looks good and delicious to
Such a delicious addition to make your drink really special!
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I have a bag of old Limes and some salt in my cupboard - why would I pay my hard earned dollars on these unnecessary garnishes?

Dehydrated fruit garnishes add an additional depth of flavour - fresh might have more of an aroma, but dehydrated holds an extra intensity of flavour, to further compliment a premium drinking experience.

Are there any additives or preservatives - or are they just plain ol' limes?

Other than a dusting of Murry River pink flake salr, these also contain vegetable gum (414) as a thickening agent.

Where are these delightful limes grown?

We source our limes from sunny Queensland. We then chop them up, suck out every last drop of moisture from the poor souls and trap them in these award winning designed pouches. Yes our packaging wins awards and yes we are losers who brag about this fact.

Where does the Bloody Mary get it's namesake?

Many believe the drink was dubbed a Bloody Mary after Queen Mary Tudor and her particularly bloody reign over England in the 16th century. What a badass - StrangeLove strongly advises to not cross paths with this savage queen...even though she is most likely long deceased.

Why did you suck all of the moisture out of these poor limes?

Because they slept with my wife.

Tom Cruise told me I should donate all of my life savings to the church of Scientology - is this sound investment advice?

We are of the opinion that yes, Tom Cruise seems like a totally trustworthy character and we want the aliens to be kind to us in the next dimension (or whatever Scientology promises).

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