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Irish Breakfast Shot Recipe — Sugar & Cloth

Drink your breakfast with this Irish breakfast shot. Sweetened with butterscotch schnapps and chased with orange juice, this Irish whiskey shot tastes just like a sweet, pancake breakfast. Easy to make and fun to take, mix up some Irish pancake shots for your next St. Patrick's Day celebration.

Delish.com brings a new meaning to "liquid diet" with this recipe for Pancake Shots.

Ingredients: Blueberry Schnapps:0.75 oz · Irish Cream Liqueur:0.75 oz · Maple Syrup:0.25 oz

"Irish Breakfast": 1 part Jameson, 1 part butterscotch schnapps, chased with 2 parts OJ. Bacon optional. Happy post-St. Pat's!

The Irish Breakfast shot is a delightful concoction that captures the essence of breakfast in a glass. Using Irish whiskey, usually Jameson, and butterscotch schnapps, this shot offers a rich, buttery flavor that's perfectly complemented by a chaser of orange juice. Many say it tastes just like a pancake or French toast. It's a whimsical, delicious shot that's perfect for brunch-themed parties or any time you want to celebrate the most important meal of the day in a unique way. If you're a…

Indulge in a magical treat with Frozen Butter Beer, blending vanilla vodka and butterscotch schnapps into cream soda ice cubes.

1 shot (1/2 blueberry three-olives vodka,1/2 buttershots) + 1 shot (orange juice) = Blueberry Pancakes

The Irish Breakfast shot is a delightful concoction that captures the essence of breakfast in a glass. Using Irish whiskey, usually Jameson, and butterscotch schnapps, this shot offers a rich, buttery flavor that's perfectly complemented by a chaser of orange juice. Many say it tastes just like a pancake or French toast. It's a whimsical, delicious shot that's perfect for brunch-themed parties or any time you want to celebrate the most important meal of the day in a unique way. If you're a…

Here's another fun cocktail shot to enjoy during happy hour. It really tastes like pancakes! Add a strip of bacon to each shot before serving, if you like. for one pancake breakfast shot: 1/2 oz.

BLUEBERRY PANCAKE SHOT🫐 This one is absolutely delicious! I’m a sucker for anything blueberry but this one is particularly good because it’s not overly...

The Blueberry Pancake Shot is a delicious cocktail that tastes remarkably like the beloved breakfast treat. It's a delightful mix of the fruity goodness of blueberries with the sweet, creamy flavor of maple syrup and pancakes. It's essentially breakfast in a glass, but served as a delightful, dessert-like shot. This cocktail creation captures the essence of a classic breakfast treat within a compact shot glass, invoking images of lazy Sunday brunches or cheerful family breakfasts.

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B-52 is a sweet and creamy liqueur based cocktail. Very delicious!

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Happy birthday to ME! I am exhausted. I would like to go back to bed. But instead I'm going to post one of my favorite things I made recently because... Tiny pancakes. A friend gave me this bag of IHOP buttery syrup flavored coffee a while back and although I'm not much of a flavored coffee person, it does make a fun simple syrup. And a great excuse to make pancakes. Swipe for a cute #bogielowenstein eating pancakes video! Pancake Espresso Martini • 1 shot espresso • 1.5 oz El dora...

It's national blueberry pancake day. BLUEBERRY PANCAKE PUDDING SHOTS 1 small box butterscotch pudding 3/4c milk 3/4 c blueberry vodka 1 8oz tub cool whip garnish with blueberries and whipped cream if desired.

Start your boozy brunch off with a French Toast Shot! The perfect shot for a brunch party. Tastes just like french toast with a dash of cinnamon. Move over mimosa and Bloody Mary, the French Toast Shot is here to kick start your boozy brunch!

The Irish Breakfast shot (sometimes called an Irish Pancake Breakfast) is one of the stranger cocktails we've come across, but it turns out to be a real thing that has enjoyed some rising popularity over the years. The recipe features Irish whiskey and butterscotch schnapps in one glass, and orange juice in another. The orange juice in the Irish Breakfast recipe is meant to be served separately as a chaser, and consumed immediately following the main shot.When choosing your Irish whiskey…