IF YOU CAN'T TRUST TGI FRIDAY'S, WHO CAN YOU TRUST? After a yearlong investigation (awesomely dubbed "Operation Swill"),
New Jersey officials have charged 29 restaurants in the state with selling liquor deceptively. In most cases, it's been substitution of a well brand for a premium, but in some instances, rather than scotch, patrons were served rubbing alcohol with food coloring added, or "liquor" bottles were refilled with dirty water.
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The Attorney General gets the quote of the day: "I wouldn't drink rubbing
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When I worked in Giant Corporately Owned Chain Restaurant, I heard several different tricks like that from the bartenders. One was, in a blender drink, just pour a little alcohol down the straw. The customer gets the taste with the first sip and doesn't question the pour.
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