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We've always referred to it as a Caesar and often heard it called a Bloody Caesar. FYI, the Caesar was invented in 1969 by restaurant manager Walter Chell in Calgary, Alberta. What distinguishes it from a Bloody Mary is the inclusion of clamato. 

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Once on Holland America they had a Bloody Caesar event - I was very excited. However, one Caesar made with some type of random Clamato was more than enough.

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Because I love Caesars:

 

A Caesar is a Bloody Mary with clam juice.

‘Clamato is a brand name by Motts.

 

Make your own mix with tomato juice, clam juice, lemon, Worcestershire sauce, S&P., hot sauce. (Clam juice? Drain from a can of clams and make clam fettuccine with the clams)

 

When we lived in Florida several bars made their own Caesar mix, sometimes with a clam added as a garnish. This is a very noble pursuit - the search for the perfect Caesar.

 

‘Motts is a beginner mix😀. Look for Walter Craft Caesar mix, made in Vancouver. You will never go back.

 

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