5 Ways to Add Apples to Your Cocktails

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For a fresh take on building beverages, Foodal has the scoop on how you can punch up your drinks by using apples in five different ways. These suggestions cover both cocktails and mocktails, so everyone will be able to enjoy a sip, whether a tart shrub or a mulled cider. Read more now for our tasty ideas.

13 Essential Tools and Accessories for Your Home Bar

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Are you building a wet or dry bar at home? Making an effort to serve more homemade cocktails, or thoughtfully chosen wine and beer? You’ll need the right tools! Our guide will help you choose the 13 most essential accessories and gadgets to expertly make craft cocktails. Read more now for the complete list.

Barraquito: A Layered and Liquored Coffee Drink from the Canary Islands

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Barraquito is a specialty cocktail from Tenerife in the Canary Islands. With pretty layers of sweetened condensed milk, strong coffee or espresso, Spanish liqueur, and frothed milk, it’s a gorgeous and aromatic beverage to serve with a garnish of ground cinnamon and lemon peel. Learn how to make it now.

Easy Sparkling Watermelon Cocktails

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What’s the best way to use up extra watermelon? When you have a surplus of this juicy fruit, learn how to make a quick drink. Our sparkling watermelon cocktail is a simple mix of prosecco and a made-from-scratch watermelon juice. Let’s play with some bubbles and have fun with a tasty beverage – get the recipe now.

Recharge with 5 Cold Coffee Cocktails

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Have some fun in the summer heat with an assortment of cold coffee beverages, each with a tiny kick of booze to get you in the mood for your favorite sunny activities. Shake up refreshing cocktails like an elegant espresso martini, drunken mocha topped with whipped cream, and more. Gather all the recipes now.

Rüdesheimer Coffee: A German Drink with a Fiery Personality

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Love finding unique ways to entertain when you’re hosting? Rüdesheimer Coffee has everything you want in a boozy drink: brandy, hot coffee, whipped cream, and shaved chocolate. Lighting the liquor on fire is a fun bonus for a wild presentation, creating flames in the mugs and prompting cheers from your guests.

Irish Coffee

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Craving a boozy beverage to warm you up on a chilly day off? You’ll have fun sipping on a glass of our Irish coffee, mixed with a strong brew, even stronger whiskey, and sweet brown sugar. Read more now to find illustrated step-by-step instructions and learn how to top it expertly with lightly whipped cream.

German-Style Pharisee Coffee with Rum (Pharisäer Kaffee)

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When you’re in charge of making the cocktails for a celebratory gathering, adding some booze to your hot coffee creates a fun and warming beverage. Try our easy recipe for Pharisäer Kaffee, a North Frisian drink with strong coffee, a splash of dark rum, and freshly whipped cream dolloped on top. Read more now.

Spice Up Your At-Home Cocktail Hour with Pantry Ingredients

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Since happy hour has been moved to your comfy couch, it’s time to learn how to change up your at-home cocktail routine. Mastering the art of mixology has become more important than ever, and you can do it yourself with ingredients that you already have on hand. Get creative and play with new flavors! Read more now.

Our Iced Drunken Mocha Cocktail Creates Serious Buzz

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If you want a double dose of buzz, this iced drunken mocha cocktail is the recipe to dole it out. The combination of chocolate, espresso and coffee liqueur makes for a caffeinated serving of happy hour goodness. It’s like drinking your favorite mocha beverage with a boozy punch at the end. Get the recipe now.

Forget the Mixer, Make Fresh From-Scratch Margaritas Instead

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There’s no need to run out to buy mixer for your tequila fix when you can make this fresh margarita recipe instead. With a zesty salt rim, this cocktail is comprised of just four simple ingredients to highlight the flavor of the classic beverage. You’ll want to bust this recipe out for Taco Tuesday forever. Read more.

Wake Up Your Happy Hour with an Espresso Martini

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Add a boost of caffeine to your next happy hour with the best espresso martini. This simple recipe only requires 5 ingredients, and provides just the pick-me-up that you need at the end of a long day. It’s a smooth and strong cocktail that’s perfect whenever you decide to bring it out. Get the recipe now on Foodal.