The El Camino is designed to dilute slowly over a large cube

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A second explicit example of time-dependent cocktail architecture.

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The serving format deliberately uses slow post-service dilution as part of the recipe's design.

Excerpt ID

154

Excerpt Text

The El Camino is served over a large ice cube so that it dilutes slowly as the drink is consumed.

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PDF sheet 452

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El Camino recipe

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The El Camino is served over a large ice cube so that it dilutes slowly as the drink is consumed.

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Source section: El Camino recipe

The serving format deliberately uses slow post-service dilution as part of the recipe's design.

A second explicit example of time-dependent cocktail architecture.

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Verified against rendered PDF sheet 452 on 2026-08-24; concise paraphrase.