Tag: drinks

  • How to Make a Smores Cocktail

    You can take practically any of your favourite desserts or meals and turn them into a cocktail these days.

    Smores is a firm favourite with children and adults alike, so this smores cocktail is a natural progression from the regular after dinner smore to an after dinner smores cocktail for adults. Here’s how its made,

  • How to Make a Bacon Infused Syrup for Your Cocktails

    If you want to make delicious cocktails with a smoky flavour, this bacon infused simple syrup is an excellent recipe to keep in your bar. It’s so simple and delicious, you don’t have to be a bacon lover to give this one a try.

  • Cuba Libre from the Movie Cocktail

    Learn the original Cuba Libre cocktail recipe that had Tom Cruise stumped in the smash 1989 hit movie Cocktail and then learn to take your Rum and Cola to the next level.

  • On-trend Cocktail to Make Easily at Home

    If you’re ready to start the year off on a trendy note, try this cool cocktail that couldn’t be more on-trend,

    All you’ll need is,

    • 60ml Aperol
    • 90ml Prosecco
    • 30ml soda water
    • Orange wedge (not slice) for garnish

    Simple blend all ingredients over ice in a wine or short glass and you’ll be on trend.

    You can also use a soda siphon for the soda water.Read more at https://www.popsugar.com.au/home/Aperol-Spritz-Recipe-39505154#Op7H02VeC5oKjPPq.99

  • A New Type of Alcohol Created from Tofu Waste

    Singaporean scientists have figured out a way of making alcohol from the whey waste created from the tofu making process.

    The beverage, called “Sachi” after the Japanese word for “bliss”, the drink is described as fruity, similar to white wine of sake.

    The drink has an alcohol content of about 7 or 8 per cent.

    The Sachi was created at the National University of Singaporeby Associate Professor Liu Shao Quan and PhD student Mr Chua Jian Yong whose aim was to create something boozy from the tofu waste.

    Traditional tofu manufacturing produces a lot of whey which is usually wasted.  See more at http://www.foodandwine.com/cocktails-spirits/tofu-alcohol-drink

  • Beer Cocktails to Quench Your Summer Thirst

    If the Shandy has been the only beer cocktail you’ve had recently, you may want to give this Spicier Shandy a try.

    Ingredients include,

    • The juice of one lime
    • 100mL of very cold, good ginger beer
    • 100mL very cold beer
    • 1 lime round
    • A pinch of salt

    Then, fill a glass with ice and leave it to chill. Remove the ice add the lime juice, ginger beer and regular beer to the glass and gently stir with a long spoon.

    Add a little salt on a lime round and float it on top the glass.You can also add a shot of vodka or gin.

    For more beer recipes go to https://www.lifehacker.com.au/2017/10/these-beer-cocktails-will-keep-your-summer-sudsy/

  • How to Make a French Cocktail

    If you’re into classic cocktails, you’ll definitely want to get this one under your belt. This French 75 cocktail was created in 1915 in Paris and has since become a favourite with cocktail lovers around the world.

    With just a few basic, yet delicious ingredients, it’s no wonder this cocktail has been around for so long and remains popular.

  • WA Teenagers Warned To Avoid Drugs And Alcohol During Schoolies

    Following the warning from West Australian police about the need to remain safe over schoolies, high school students around Australia are being urged to exercise caution especially around the issue of alcohol and drugs.

    WA Police urged schoolies not to do anything they regret, with smart phone apps available to provide school leavers with information about quarantine and alcohol free zones.

    School leavers were also reminded about inappropriate social media use. Those school leavers heading for Bali were also urged to stay safe.

    Young people are also urged to be responsible on the roads as they head to Leavers 2016 celebrations.

    In addition to being responsible around alcohol, St John Ambulance general manager, Jame Sheriff warned school leavers not to use cheap synthetic drugs available easily online.

    Read more at http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/schoolies-2016-wa-teenagers-warned-to-stay-safe-avoid-drugs-alcohol/news-story/3c600e4697556e41ec54df4607655879

  • How Many Drinks Are Too Many Before Getting Behind The Wheel

    It’s surprising that in our time with all the education on drink driving and alternatives like adequate public transport, reliable taxi services like Uber etc. the problematic and dangerous practice is still taking place.

    Much of the problem seems to lie in the fact that many of us know the blood alcohol limit of 0.05 but most don’t know how to tell when they’ve reached the limit.

    The safest option is to not drink at all if you’re going to be driving, but if that’s not an option then you should learn what constitutes a standard drink and stick to it.

    Find out more https://practicalmotoring.com.au/voices/drink-driving-how-many-drinks-is-too-many/

  • Five Cool Low Calorie Cocktails

    If Winter hasn’t been too kind to your waistline you may want to look at the alcoholic beverages you’re consuming because they may be the biggest culprits when it comes to your calorie intake.

    While you don’t need to quit alcohol altogther, you may want to swop out that calorific Pina Colada with a less high calorie cocktail.

    In fact there are even options under 200 calories that you can enjoy without the guilt such as

    1. The Old Fashioned – 154 calories per serving
    2. A Cosmopolitan – 150 calories per serving
    3. Mojitos – 160 calories per serving
    4. Gin and tonic – 148 calories per serving
    5. Champagne – 90 calories per serving

    Source: http://www.womansday.com.au/style-beauty/health-body/5-low-calorie-cocktails-for-your-next-night-out-16242