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Bahama Blowjob
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Bahama Blowjob
Strong ABV ( between 20% and 30% ), Bold and noticeable.
*Note that dilution and other factors like type and temperature of ice are not considered in this upfront calculation.
Fruity and refreshing
- Vodka 6 cl
- Cranberry Vodka 6 cl
- Gatorade/Powerade Gatorade 1 part
- Orange Juice 1 part
- Sprite 1 part
- Lime 1 wedge
highball glass
bahama blowjob is a popular Vodka cocktail containing a combinations of Vodka,Cranberry Vodka,Gatorade/Powerade Gatorade,Orange Juice,Sprite,Lime .Served using highball glassBahama Blowjob Ingredients
Vodka,Cranberry Vodka,Gatorade/Powerade Gatorade,Orange Juice,Sprite,Lime,
Bahama Blowjob Recipe
Pour over ice, add the alcohol last and squeeze the lime over the ingredients.
The recipe of the original Blow Job or Blowjob Cocktail tells the story itself when it shows how a girl has to drink it. Open her mouth grab the glass with her lips, tilt head upward and eat the cream, then drink the rest.
This cocktail is not from the height of the Sex-Drink craze era of the 80s. it comes from the 90s when Bachelorette Parties were a fad.
The Blow Job cocktail was made by slowly layering Baileys, Kahlu00faa and amaretto and then topping it with whipped cream and then purportedly, the bachelorette would place their hands behind their back, then; pick-up the filled shot glass with their mouth, tilt head back, and drink.
u201c[T]he mother-in-law is liable to call the whole thing off when she sees the brideu2026 downing a u2018blow jobu2019 shot from some strangeru2019s lap,u201d Herbert I. Kauet wrote in his 1999 guide The Bachelorette Party: Creating an Event Sheu2019ll Remember Forever {Reference ]
It's true that although it's always been known that literature is the reflection of the times a society passes through, if we can really study the names of cocktails, we can learn a lot more about what's happening beneath the surface in a society, at a given point in time.
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