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The Strawberries & Cream cocktail is a sweet and indulgent drink that combines the rich flavors of fresh strawberries and the creamy texture of milk. Infused with both vanilla and raspberry vodkas, this dessert-like cocktail offers a delightful balance of fruity and smooth notes.
Served in a hurricane glass, it presents an eye-catching appearance with a layer of strawberry syrup adding a pop of color and sweetness. The inclusion of strawberry garnish not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also complements the berry flavors, making it a visually appealing and tasty choice for those who enjoy sweeter, creamier beverages.
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How to make a Strawberries & Cream
- Vanilla vodka 30ml, Raspberry vodka 30ml, Strawberry Syrup 20ml, Milk 240ml
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- Add ice to a hurricane glass and then add the Stolichnaya Razberi and Smirnoff vanilla vodka
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- Fill the glass with ice cold milk and then drizzle the strawberry syrup down the side of the glass so it sits at the bottom of the glass in a layer
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- Add a straw and fresh strawberries to garnish and serve
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What is the ideal glass to serve a Strawberries & Cream cocktail in?
The ideal glass for serving a Strawberries & Cream cocktail is a Hurricane glass. This choice enhances the drinking experience by accommodating the volume comfortably and showcasing the drink's aesthetic appeal.
Can I substitute the strawberry syrup with fresh strawberries in a Strawberries & Cream cocktail?
Yes, you can substitute the strawberry syrup with fresh strawberries. To do so, muddle a few fresh strawberries in the glass before adding the other ingredients to extract their flavor. Keep in mind this may alter the sweetness and texture of the cocktail, so you might want to add a bit of simple syrup to adjust.
How does the alcohol content of Strawberries & Cream compare to a standard cocktail?
The Strawberries & Cream cocktail has an alcohol content of 7.5%, which is on the lower end compared to standard cocktails that often range from 10% to 20% alcohol by volume. This makes it a lighter, more sessionable option.
Is there a non-alcoholic version of the Strawberries & Cream cocktail?
Yes, a non-alcoholic variation can be made by substituting the vanilla and raspberry vodkas with flavored syrups or extracts and additional milk or a milk alternative to maintain the creaminess. This allows everyone to enjoy a version of the drink.
What foods pair well with a Strawberries & Cream cocktail?
The Strawberries & Cream cocktail pairs well with light dessert options such as vanilla or lemon cakes, fruit tarts, and cheesecakes. Its sweet and creamy profile complements the richness of desserts without overpowering them.
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