Blowjob Shot
A sweet, creamy layered shot topped with whipped cream, traditionally consumed hands-free.
- ½ ozkahlua(bottom layer)
- ½ ozirish cream(middle layer)
- ¼ ozamaretto(top layer)
- 1 dollopwhipped cream(topping)
- 1Pour Kahlua into the bottom of a shot glass.
- 2Layer Irish cream on top using the back of a bar spoon.
- 3Layer amaretto on top of the Irish cream.
- 4Top with a generous dollop of whipped cream.
- 5Traditionally consumed hands-free by picking up the glass with your mouth.
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The Blowjob shot gained notoriety in the 1990s for its provocative name and the traditional hands-free drinking method where the drinker picks up the glass with their mouth. The shot itself is a sweet combination of coffee liqueur, Irish cream, and amaretto, topped with whipped cream. Despite the attention-grabbing name, its simply a tasty dessert shot.
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