http://www.hangarone.com/fruit4.html

I really don’t like to think of our readers seeing this and being shocked, upset or insulted, and so have changed the title for that reason. Please know it was not our intention to hurt or offend anyone. As for the reference to the vodka/lime, it will stay in the article as the context dictates the meaning.

Thanks again!

Kate

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/kaffir

World English Dictionary
Kaffir or Kafir (ˈkæfə)

— n , pl -firs , -fir
1. taboo (in southern Africa) any Black African
2. offensive (among Muslims) a non-Muslim or infidel

usage In South Africa the use of this word is nowadays completely taboo, and is indeed actionable in the courts. It is also advisable not to use the word in any of the compounds to which it gave rise.

kaffir
1790, from Arabic qafir “unbeliever, infidel, impious wretch,” with a lit. sense of “one who does not admit the blessings of God,” from kafara “to cover up, conceal, deny.” Technically, “non-Muslim,” but in Ottoman times it came to be used almost exclusively for “Christian.” Early Eng. missionaries used it as an equivalent of “heathen” to refer to Bantus in South Africa (1792), from which use it came generally to mean “South African black” regardless of ethnicity, and to be a term of abuse since at least 1934.