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Doctor Funk
With its generous dose of rum and absinthe, too many of these faintly liquorice-like cocktails and you'll need a doctor
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MirandaAnn66
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2nd July 2025 at 18:38
The "Dr. Funk" was invented prior to the 1950's. The drink is referenced in a book by George Chappell published in 1931.
Chris Brislawn
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13th January at 04:43
A version also appears in Trader Vic's 1946 "Book of Food & Drink," where Vic marks it as one of his "original" (or "signature") drinks. Looks like Beach and Vic were probably both basing their recipes on the good doctor's old potion!
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