Since the dawn of time, Mario and his pals have played a pivotal role in adolescent development. In Mario Party, Peach taught us how to make cakes and Toad taught us how to become a Super Star. We learned about good - Mario and Luigi - and evil - Wario and Bowser - from these amazing characters. Not only that, but playing Mario Kart at150 cc at 3 a.m. is just so college. In honor of everyone's (least?) favorite princess, I give you It'sa Me, Apeach.
The gamers that remember Super Mario 64 may ask how she changed from Princess Toadstool to Princess Peach. Well, according to the Mario Megasite, her full name is Princess Peach Toadstool. The first time this name is partially revealed is when she is eaten by Belome, the monster in Legend of the Seven Stars, who says she tastes "peachy." Show off your new knowledge at the next Nintendo Community Fangame Convention (NCFC).
To mix this up, grab a highball glass and fill with ice. Add Absolut Apeach and the pineapple liqueur then mix in the orange soda. Garnish with a peach slice and an orange wedge. Mmm, take that!
Trade in the orange soda for orange juice and the pineapple liqueur for pineapple juice and you'll have Apeach on the Beach. If peach isn't your fruit, try strawberry vodka with ginger ale instead of orange soda, and cranberry juice instead of pineapple liqueur for Strawberry Pie. Whichever drink you choose, take out that N64 and battle it out with your favorite gamers. According to reliable sources, Bowser is the best, not Peach .… Drink up!
2 ounces Absolut Apeach
1 ounce pineapple liqueur
5 ounces orange soda
A peach slice
An orange wedge
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