Cake Batter Martini

Last week I was out having drinks with some girlfriends at a new swanky restaurant/bar. And before we start, yes I am the type of girl that enjoys those $12 ridiculous drinks -judge away. I like the fun colors and the fancy alcohols…but I really love the creativity the bartenders (or as they now call themselves, mixologists) put behind the drinks. I started off with a Watermelon Punch Mojito, dove into a Passion Pop Rock Martini and then was checking the menu for my next conquest. I was consulting the bartender on my next choice, when told me he had something really special just for me. First I thought maybe he was giving me his number -calm down Jorge, I would have pointed out my ring- but instead a pure white martini was placed in front of me.

I wasn’t quite sure about it…hello? Where are the colors and the cool garnishes? But then I took a sip… CAKE BATTER! Seriously, it was like the coolest birthday party, but in my mouth. I was hooked and proceeded to have another. I knew I could make one myself and even asked the bartender for his recipe. He told me no way, it was his secret. I handed him my card and told him to check here in a week. I promised I would make his Cake Batter Martini, but I would make it better.

So Aiden, if you are here, I made it…and with the addition of sprinkles, I definitely made it better!

After a quick google session, I found this baby over on How Sweet Eats. Big surprise, homegirl thinks of everything! I used the Cake Vodka by Three Olives (Pinnacle also makes it) and used heavy cream to stick the sprinkles to the edges. To get the color drizzle effect, I just dropped some sprinkles around the edge right after pouring the martini.

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Yield: 2 Martinis (or 1 BIG one!)

Cake Batter Martini

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This Cake Batter Martini is absolutely the drink to celebrate your (or someone else's) birthday with--just look at those beautiful colors! Make this cake batter cocktail with vodka, amaretto, and more!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Ingredients

• 3 ounces Three Olives Cake Vodka
• 3 ounces white/clear creme de cacao
• 2 ounces amaretto
• 2 ounces heavy whipping cream
• 1 ounce Godiva white chocolate liqueur
• sprinkles (I used nonpareils)

Instructions

1. Place sprinkles on a shallow plate that is a little larger than the mouth of your martini glass. Dampen a paper towel with whipping cream (or water) and wet the rims of the martini glasses. Dip glass into sprinkles to coat the edges.
2. Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice and shake for about 30 seconds. Strain into martini glasses and drink!
3. Make ahead: For a big party, mix up a big bath of these martinis and store in a large pitcher in the fridge. Shake a glass at a time over ice whenever ready to serve!

Notes

adapted from How Sweet Eats

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

2

Serving Size:

1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 549Total Fat: 18gSaturated Fat: 8gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 9gCholesterol: 59mgSodium: 144mgCarbohydrates: 52gFiber: 0gSugar: 47gProtein: 2g

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