When mixing a drink, that calls for a shot of this, and 1/2 shot of that, that refers to a shot glass correct?!
Answers: Yes, and a shot is approx. 1.5 oz
Yup.
What time's happy hour? I'll have a Manhattan on the rocks, extra cherry.
yes because like if you like drinking then that's all on you.
But I think you should stop drinking like that.Sorry if I dis apointed
you but it is true. BYE BYE.
In a sense..... a "shot" of something in bartender terms is traditionally a 4 or 5 count... an ounce or so......
Ok... when something calls for a shot of something... get one of those little pour spout things, put it on the bottle, start pouring and counting up to 5 QUICKLY. That's your shot count..
Reference:
each 1/4 is a count so 1/4 is a one, 1/2 is a two, 3/4 is a three a full four count id a (wait for it) Four!
so if something calls for a shot and a 1/2 of something, count to four measuring the first thing that count to 2 doing the last.
Yes and that reminds me of the latest drink a friend of mine came up with. Its a glass of orange juice with a shot of vodka and a half shot of milk of magnesia. He calls it a Phillips screw driver. Yuk Yuk YUK
You should buy a jigger to measure with one side is a whole shot the other is half. . .
Yes, you've got it.
Roger!