Revised Title: A Really Yummy Strong Drink. Revised Title: A Really Yummy Strong Drink Recipe by gremlynwulf. Great recipe for Revised Title: A Really Yummy Strong Drink. I like to make yummy drinks out of any drinks I may have left.
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Ingredients of Revised Title: A Really Yummy Strong Drink
- It's 5 of Or so Ice Cubes.
- Prepare 3 oz of Vodka.
- You need 3 oz of Tequila.
- Prepare 3 oz of Lime Juice.
- You need 1 of Mike's Hard Black Raspberry Lemonade.
Top it with some whipped cream for an extra treat! The Strongest Drinks You Can Make at Home. If you think about it, a shot and a beer is really just a deconstructed cocktail. The reason you know this is a strong drink is because the MF stands for the curse word you usually associate with those letters, and any cocktail with such an aggressive moniker.
Revised Title: A Really Yummy Strong Drink step by step
- Add all ingredients in a 20 oz glass (i used half cherry vodka and half regular), adding the Mikes last cuz you may have a sip or two left..
- Finish off the bottle of mike's, if there is any :).
- Stir. Stick in a straw and garnish if you like..
- Have a good night!.
- You're welcome. (Insert evil laugh here.).
- I previously called it something else.. But apparently it offended some people.. So hence the very blah and unoffensive name!!.
Now then, mix whatever you are drinking with soda water for a while. Remember, the dilution doesn't just mellow the alcohol flavor, it also opens the stage for the flavors of the liquor to come across. Vodka shouldn't have a lot, but you will still have a mellower flavor to taste. Raspberry ketone is a natural substance that gives red raspberries their powerful aroma. This substance is also found in small amounts in other fruits and berries, such as blackberries, cranberries and kiwis.