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The Crack Baby cocktail offers a tantalizing mix of sweet and tangy flavors, with the passion fruit juice and strawberries balancing the rich notes of Chambord and fizzy champagne. The vodka provides a smooth backbone, making it irresistibly refreshing and dangerously easy to drink.
Method
How to make a Crack Baby
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- Add all the ingredients, except the champagne / prosecco into a blender with ice
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- Blend until smooth
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- Pour into a chilled champagne flute
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- Top with champagne / prosecco
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- Stir gently and serve garnished with a strawberry
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- Use freshly juiced passion fruit and add half a vanilla pod into the blender for a more aromatic and tropical essence.
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What is the history of the Crack Baby cocktail?
The Crack Baby cocktail was born at the Boujis bar in Kensington, a favourite haunt of the young royals. It is said to have been Kate Middleton's favourite drink before she settled into motherhood. The drink has built up quite a following due to its delicious blend of vodka, passion fruit puree, strawberries, Chambord, and champagne. Interestingly, it is served in a giant syringe, which gives it a fun and unique presentation.
Can I use a different type of fruit juice if I don't have passion fruit juice for the Crack Baby?
Yes, you can substitute passion fruit juice with other tropical fruit juices such as mango or pineapple. However, the unique flavor of passion fruit juice is a key element of the original Crack Baby cocktail, so the taste will be slightly different.
How should the Crack Baby cocktail be served for the best experience?
The Crack Baby is traditionally served cold in a shot glass and is commonly presented in a giant syringe for a unique and playful experience. This presentation adds a fun touch to the drink, making it a great conversation starter at parties.
What is the best way to prepare the Crack Baby cocktail?
The Crack Baby cocktail is best prepared by shaking the ingredients together with ice and then straining the mixture into a shot glass. It is a shaken, not stirred cocktail, ensuring that all the flavors are well-mixed and properly chilled.
What type of occasion is the Crack Baby cocktail best suited for?
The Crack Baby cocktail is best suited for celebratory occasions such as parties, gatherings, or special events. Its fun and unique presentation, along with its sweet and moreish flavor, make it a crowd-pleaser. It's particularly popular for events where a playful and lively atmosphere is desired.
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