Cement Mixer Shot
A notorious novelty shot where Irish cream curdles with lime juice in your mouth, creating a cement-like texture.
- 1Pour Irish cream into a shot glass.
- 2Pour lime juice into a separate small glass.
- 3Take the Irish cream shot first, hold it in your mouth.
- 4Quickly take the lime juice shot.
- 5Swish in mouth - the cream will curdle into a cement-like texture.
- 6Swallow quickly. Good luck!
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The Cement Mixer is a notorious prank shot served at bars. When Irish cream meets the acidity of lime juice, it immediately curdles in your mouth, creating a thick, cement-like texture thats difficult to swallow. The shot is often ordered for birthday celebrations or as a hazing ritual among friends.
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