Homestar Ruiner: The Cocktail
In celebration of the release of SBCG4AP:HR, I give you the Melonade Martini:
2 ounces Vodka
2 ounces Watermelon Juice*
1/2 ounce Midori
Shake and strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with a frozen marshmallow.
*To make watermelon juice, pureé watermelon (rind removed) in a food processor, then strain out the pulp and seeds with a wire strainer.
Enjoy (responsibly)
2 ounces Vodka
2 ounces Watermelon Juice*
1/2 ounce Midori
Shake and strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with a frozen marshmallow.
*To make watermelon juice, pureé watermelon (rind removed) in a food processor, then strain out the pulp and seeds with a wire strainer.
Enjoy (responsibly)
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except i'm not really a vodka guy. too burny.
10 super bonus points if you brew up a couple of Cold Ones.
That's why I use a top-shelf vodka. Goes down smooth and clean, like gasoline.
It's also my insurance against over-imbibing. See, you can't afford to get wasted on the good stuff.
But the melon aid; I'd say all the melon juices you can get! A hint of fruit punch, and a single grain of salt(?). That's how I'd make my melonaid style!
anyway, now i just have to find a store that sells midori and find out how much an ounce is..
..btw, suudsu doesn't work. at least not with german gummi bears, which are the only true ones, because they're to heavy and don't float in mild.
A normal sized shot glass is an ounce. And midori's easy to find in most supermarkets.
well, there are the good gummi bears...aaand cheap copies. i though, maybe american gummi bears were lighter than european one and because of this might behave properly in milk.
yes, i tried, but since the gummi bears don't float, like in the cartoon, you only get a glass of milk with a lump of wet gelatine at the bottom..
Sounds good!
I make one every now and then for the sake of it... and the American-type Gummi bears did sink/ float around in the milk. Nothing wrong there. ^_^
That's horrible! Jack Daniels, I mean. For bourbon, you're better off with Maker's Mark or Knob Creek.
I remember being in Toronto once, was and shocked to find that the supermarkets didn't carry non-alcoholic mixers like Sweet and Sour. And the alcohol stores all closed early. That was a sad day.