Cement Mixer
A novelty shot of Irish cream and fresh lime juice. The acidic lime curdles the cream the moment they meet in your mouth, turning the shot into a thick, chewy texture—it's all about the reaction, not sipping it slow.
Prep Time
1 min
Difficulty
easy
Glassware
Shot Glass
Servings
Ingredients
Instructions
- 1
Pour Irish cream into a shot glass
- 2
Slowly float the fresh lime juice on top
- 3
Take the shot in one go and hold it in your mouth briefly before swallowing
- 4
Serve immediately
Pro Tips
This is a novelty shot—the cream curdles on contact with the lime juice, creating an odd, lumpy texture that's part of the fun.
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- Prep Time
- 1 min
- Difficulty
- easy
- Category
- shots
- Glass
- Shot Glass
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