Does anybody know of any alcoholic drinks that go with a glow in the dark party?!
my bar is thinking of having a glow in the dark party, and i need some good drinks for that!. please inclue any recipes that are really good and that wont kill people (meaning that your recipe is not empty out a glowstick into a cup) please help!! i need you to make this party work and be a huge success!!!!Www@FoodAQ@Com
Answers:
Okay, well green drinks work well obviously!. So first that comes to mind is a Kamikazi:
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*Tip, you can mix it up w/ blue curacao instead of the basic triple sec to make blue kamikazi's (should also glow nicely)
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What may be an interesting idea is jello shots of different colors!.
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also, you may want to consider these jager bomb cups, they are neon green and will glow really nicely:
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Last, consider these ice shot molds:
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You can make shot glass molds out of cranberry juice!. Then fill them w/ vodka!. Or make frozen molds out of coke and fill them with rum!. Anyways, should be pretty cool and unique!. I tried it at one of my parties and it was a big hit!.
Hope that helps!Www@FoodAQ@Com
http://www!.liquorlive!.com/drinks!.php!?opt!.!.!.
*Tip, you can mix it up w/ blue curacao instead of the basic triple sec to make blue kamikazi's (should also glow nicely)
http://www!.liquorlive!.com/drinks!.php!?opt!.!.!.
What may be an interesting idea is jello shots of different colors!.
http://www!.liquorlive!.com/drinks!.php!?opt!.!.!.
also, you may want to consider these jager bomb cups, they are neon green and will glow really nicely:
http://www!.liquorlive!.com/store!.php!?opti!.!.!.
Last, consider these ice shot molds:
http://www!.liquorlive!.com/store!.php!?opti!.!.!.
You can make shot glass molds out of cranberry juice!. Then fill them w/ vodka!. Or make frozen molds out of coke and fill them with rum!. Anyways, should be pretty cool and unique!. I tried it at one of my parties and it was a big hit!.
Hope that helps!Www@FoodAQ@Com
I love "midori sour" which is a vibrant green melon liquor with sweet/sour mix!. Midori is really sweet so you might need to customise the drink to the client!. I prefer mine to be 2parts midori to 1 part sweet/sour mix!. Shake it up with ice in a martini shaker and strain into glass!. For a cool effect and different flavor carefully add some cherry grenadine(about a cap full) so that is sinks to the bottom of the glass and creates a layered effect!. serving this is a clear martini glass works well!. My hubby and I jokingly call this a "bloody shrek" or "bloody vulcan"!. Midori sour seems to glow on its own and might appear as though you emptied a glow stick into the cup but without the toxic side effects LOL!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
put a glow in the dark stick in the drink like the lil min ones and get glowing straws but just leave it in there dont open it and put it in the drink duh u would dieWww@FoodAQ@Com
Look for drink recipes that have blue curacao (like AMF)!. It is a bright blue liquor and looks neat!. I don't know if it glows under blacklight, but at least it will look nice with the glow in the dark decor!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
http://chemistry!.about!.com/b/2007/03/05/!.!.!.
alcohol does not fluoresce but mixers do!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
alcohol does not fluoresce but mixers do!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
try investing in light up/glow in the dark ice cube theyre pretty neat and you can still serve a variety of drinks some people like to stick with what they usually getWww@FoodAQ@Com
use some of those refrezz fake fruit ice cubes in neon colors
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!.!.!.but your glow stick idea was good toWww@FoodAQ@Com
Gin and Tonic!. The tonic water will glow under black lightsWww@FoodAQ@Com
steel reserveWww@FoodAQ@Com
vodka and redbull!.!.!.!.!.it glows this neon green color and it looks like absenthWww@FoodAQ@Com
everglo, my favWww@FoodAQ@Com