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Step 1
If you have ice pop a few in the gin glasses. If you don't have any, don't worry the frozen fruit will keep it cool.
Step 2
Remove the frozen fruit from the bag and pop in the glass.
Step 3
Add 50ml of gin to each glass (or a good splash if you don't have a jigger measurer). Leave the gin to infuse with the fruits, the time it takes to get the tonic out of the fridge will be enough.
Step 4
Top up with tonic and serve. It really is that simple!
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