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Non-alcoholic orange mint julep
At Bob's Southern Bistro, an orange mint julep is non-alcoholic for diners who do not drink alcohol. (Suzanne Kreiter) Suzanne Kreiter

Move over, Shirley Temple

By Wendy Fox
Globe Correspondent / December 20, 2006

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Unbelievable as it may sound, some diners do not want wine with their meal. Think of the pregnant ones, the designated drivers, the folks who just plain don’t drink. Until fairly recently, there was precious little for them to sip at restaurants besides water (with an annoying waiter asking ‘‘Still, sparkling, or tap?’’) or, heaven forfend, a Diet Coke in ... (Full article: 707 words)

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