July 17, 2007

Chocolate Cake Shot Recipe

Today's the birthday of someone near and dear to us at Liquor Snob (yeah, we mean you Kathleen). We've been racking our brains for drink recipes for the special day, and we've finally discovered one that'll fit the bill and we've decided to share the fruits of our labor with you. Introducing the Birthday Cake Shot, a combo of vodka, Frangelico, and lemons (?) rumored to taste exactly like chocolate cake when imbibed.

Read on for the recipe.

Prepare in a shot glass:

* 1/2 shot vodka
* 1/2 shot Frangelico hazelnut liqueur

Slice and have ready:

* One slice of lemon per shot

Place on a small plate:

* Two tablespoons of sugar per shot

To take the shot take one slice of lemon, dip both sides of it in the sugar. Now lick the sugar off the lemon (don’t swallow it yet), take the shot, swallow, and bite the lemon slice.

from Life After Coffee

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Posted by Liquor Snob at July 17, 2007 7:02 AM
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