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What are the ingredients in Latvia's Schnapps?

Updated: 8/19/2019
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Lemon, sugar, vodka and water are the ingredients in Latvia's Schnapps.

Specifically, remove the peel from a lemon. Add it and then sugar to vodka. Let the tastes blend overnight, during which periodically shake the container. Dilute slightly with cold water.

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