What to do with chambord?

Once you have a bottle, it's time to get adventurous: Pour it over pancakes or ice cream for a decadent treat, or swap it for the simple syrup in an Old Fashioned, Blueberry Margarita, or your favorite co*cktail . It works well with vodka, rum, gin, even bourbon, so there is room to play around!

What is a unicorn martini?

Mix Club Soda and Cake Vodka in pitcher filled with ice and stir. Pour into martini glass, add Unicorn Drink Sprinkles, Star Drink Sprinkles onto rim. Place a Hard Candy Lollipop for extra wow factor!

Is Chambord just raspberry liqueur?

But Chambord is more than just a raspberry liqueur ; it embodies a symphony of carefully selected ingredients that harmonize to create a truly extraordinary flavor profile. The infusion is complemented by the subtle notes of blackberries and a hint of vanilla, adding layers of complexity and depth to every sip.

Do you refrigerate Chambord after opening?

Use Chambord within about 6 months of opening (we've got lots of co*cktail recipes you can use it in) and store it in a cool dark place ( refrigeration is not necessary ).

What is a Marilyn Monroe martini?

Instructions. Measure the apple brandy and grenadine into a co*cktail shaker. Add enough ice to cover the liquid and shake for 30 seconds to ensure the brandy and grenadine are very cold. Strain into a martini glass and top up the glass with chilled champagne or sparkling wine.

What is a monkey martini?

So we now have an official Monkey Martini recipe, created by Brian DeCubellis and inspired by the play Push by Kristen Lazarian. The Monkey Martini. 1.5 oz dry gin . 1.5 oz coconut rum . 3 oz pineapple juice .

What is a martini Gossip Girl?

But Blair's minions quickly scared her away after drinks went flying. This wasn't just any drink...it was a Nairtini ( Nair hair remover in a glass ).

What is Chambord liqueur good for?

Chambord is versatile, and plays well with gin and vodka, as well as with bourbon and brandy , he says. “Chambord also works well with sherry and crushed ice to make a sweeter version of the classic Cobbler,” says Chicago bartender Azrhiel Frost.

Can I drink Chambord straight?

Drinking Chambord on its own is a lovely experience and makes a quick low-proof drink . It's best in a chilled glass or on the rocks, though a splash of cold seltzer or sparkling wine is also a great addition. However, this liqueur is best known for its versatility as a drink mixer.

Can you drink Chambord alone?

Shaken with ice, this liqueur isn't too bad, but I have no idea why anyone would want to drink this alone. For Chambord's bottle to have such a bold crown, it is really weak. So solo sipping of this one is really just a waste . Why drink this spirit alone when it mixes so well?

Can you mix Chambord with co*ke?

The classic American soft drink gets jazzed up in many original mixed drinks on the Coca-Cola& interactive website. These are just a few of the choices. A Southern Summer: Made with Coca-Cola, Jack Daniels, and Chambord , this sounds like the perfect backyard barbecue drink to go with grilled steaks and veggies.

Raspberry Cheesecake Martini co*cktail Recipe (2024)

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Looking for a unique co*cktail recipe? This Raspberry Cheesecake Martini is a decadent mix of creamy liqueurs and fruity flavors, mimicking the beloved dessert. Ideal for Valentine’s Day, date nights, or when you need a sweet, creamy co*cktail to impress your guests.

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Lately, my brain has been overflowing with ideas. Recipes I want to try, mini-(and not so mini-) projects that I want to tackle around the house, and things I want to create. I love when I have these floods of creativity. Now, if I could only figure out how to stop time and just create. I’m just doing my best to take good notes and use my time wisely.

Today’s Raspberry Cheesecake Martini is thanks in part to my flood of creativity. I was shoveling snow the other day and somehow got to thinking about Valentine’s Day and co*cktails, which led me to visions of martinis and raspberries. Then I imagined a graham cracker crust – and you know where that lead.

I played around with a combination of spirits to create a creamy and luscious martini, something that actually tastes like cheesecake. I think I nailed the combination.

Adding in a layer of raspberry (a.k.a. Chambord Liqueur) really bought this whole creation together and made it oh-so-perfect for the upcoming holiday of love. I kept the Chambord separate so that it could gently swirl into the co*cktail, creating a really beautiful affect.

Picture this: the creamy richness of cheesecake, the tangy sweetness of raspberries, all swirled together in a beautiful martini. Whether you’re planning a romantic evening, a fun Galentine’s Day gathering with friends, or just looking to treat yourself, this martini is sure to dazzle and delight.

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Why You’ll Love This Recipe

It’s Like a Dessert in a Glass: Who doesn’t love the idea of sipping on a cheesecake? This Raspberry Cheesecake Martini is your favorite dessert, reimagined as a smooth, creamy co*cktail. It’s a sweet treat that will make your evening extra special.
Perfect for Celebrations: Whether it’s Valentine’s Day, an anniversary, or just a cozy night in, this martini adds a touch of elegance and romance. It’s not just a drink; it’s a celebration in a glass.
Easy to Make, Gorgeous to Serve: Don’t worry, you don’t need to be a mixologist to pull this off. The steps are simple, and the result? A stunning co*cktail that looks as delightful as it tastes. That graham cracker rim and the raspberry garnish? Chef’s kiss!
A Unique Blend of Flavors: The combination of whipped vodka, amaretto, Irish cream, and Chambord creates a unique flavor that’s both rich and refreshing. It’s a taste experience that’s sure to leave you and your guests impressed.

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Ingredients

Here’s what you’ll need to craft this Raspberry Cheesecake Martini

Whipped Vodka: This is the base of your martini, providing a smooth, slightly sweet foundation that mimics the creamy texture of cheesecake.
Amaretto (Disaronno): Amaretto adds a touch of almond and rich sweetness, enhancing the dessert-like quality of the co*cktail.
Irish Cream Liqueur (Baileys): For that velvety, creamy layer, Irish cream is a must – it’s like the rich filling of a cheesecake in liquid form.
Half and Half: This lightens the drink just enough, ensuring it’s creamy without being overly heavy, balancing the stronger flavors.
Raspberry Liqueur (Chambord): The star player that brings in the fruity, tangy contrast, mirroring the raspberry topping on a classic cheesecake.
Honey: Used for rimming the glass, honey not only adds sweetness but also acts as the perfect “glue” for the graham cracker crumbs.
Graham Cracker Crumbs: These crumbs are essential for that authentic cheesecake experience, adding a delightful crunch and hint of nostalgia.
Raspberry for Garnish: A fresh raspberry garnish is the jewel on top, offering a burst of color and a nod to the raspberry flavors in your drink.

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How to Make

Who’s ready for a delicious co*cktail? This Raspberry Cheesecake Martini is so easy to make. I’m breaking it down for you below. For your convenience,I’ve also provided a full ingredient list and detailed instructions in the printable recipe card at the end of this post.

Begin with two shallow dishes or plates. To one, add a teaspoon of honey. To the other, add the graham cracker crumbs.

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Rim the edge of the martini glass first in the honey and then in the graham cracker crumbs.
Add a raspberry to the glass and then pour in the raspberry liqueur. Set aside.

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In a co*cktail shaker filled with ice, combine the vodka, amaretto, Irish cream, and half and half. Shake vigorously.
Slowly strain into your prepared martini glass, letting the Chambord loosely swirl into the mixture.

And that’s it! Garnished with a fresh raspberry and graham cracker rim, you’ve got yourself a tasty dessert-inspired co*cktail that’s perfect for sipping as you cuddle with your special someone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make this Raspberry Cheesecake Martini in advance?

Absolutely! Mix all the ingredients except the ice and garnishes, and keep it chilled in the fridge. When ready to serve, shake it with ice and add your garnishes.

What can I use if I don’t have whipped vodka?

Vanilla vodka is a great alternative. You can also use traditional plain vodka. While whipped vodka adds a creamy sweetness, regular vodka still makes a delicious martini.

Can I use a different type of liqueur instead of Chambord?

Yes, any raspberry or berry-flavored liqueur will do the trick. The goal is to keep that lovely raspberry note in the drink.

How do I get the graham cracker crumbs to stick to the rim?

Dip the rim of the glass first in honey, then in the crumbs. The honey acts as a sticky base for the crumbs.

Can I use something other than graham cracker crumbs for the rim?

Of course! Crushed cookies, toasted coconut, or even finely chopped nuts can be fun alternatives.

If you’re looking for a sweet and creamy dessert-inspired co*cktail, I hope you’ll give this Raspberry Cheesecake Martini a try. I just know you’re going to love it! If you do,please leave a comment and a 5-star rating below.

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