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Jellyfish Shot

A layered shot where Irish cream sinks through amaretto creating jellyfish tentacles.

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⚠️ Contains: 🥛 Dairy, 🍷 Sulfites, tree nuts — Contains dairy and tree nuts

📋 Layer🥃 Shot Glass🧊 no ice🍋 none👅 sweet nutty creamy

📊 Servings:1

Ingredients

½ ozamaretto
½ ozcreme de cacao (white)
¼ ozIrish cream liqueur(drizzled)
3 dropsgrenadine

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Instructions

Pour amaretto into a shot glass.
Add creme de cacao on top.
Slowly drizzle Irish cream from the center - it will sink and spread.
Add drops of grenadine for the tentacle effect.
Serve immediately.

📜 History

This visually stunning shot creates the appearance of a jellyfish floating in the glass. The Irish cream sinks in tendrils through the amaretto and cacao, and grenadine adds the tentacle effect.

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~22% ABV

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