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Start you're night out right....................... Tired of the same old chocolate martini? Need a little extra spice for Valentine's Day? New re...
Godiva Chocolate Liqueur Creme de Cacao Bailey's Irish Creme Jameson Irish Whiskey If you have your own favorite brands they can be substituted but ...
Dark Chocolate Strawberries Tips: Chocolate grates more easily if it is frozen. Accent your drink with a gourmet flair!!
martini glass shaker grater knife Tip: if you don't have a shaker you can use 2 glasses to pour the liquid back a forth to mix. One glass will need...
Fill your shaker about 1/2 full of ice
1-1/2 oz chocolate liqueur 1 oz creme de cacao 1/3 oz Irish creme liquor 1/3 oz whiskey
Don't shake the mixture too long or the drink will get watered down
Optional extra: if you want more chocolate you can drizzle chocolate syrup in the glass before adding the mixture
Shave chocolate into drink - remember not to use milk chocolate as it doesn't grate as well
cut halfway into strawberry for glass rim
ENJOY!!!!!!! FOR FUN here are a few links to sites that try to answer the question - Is chocolate an aphrodisiac? one reports "A team of Italian u...
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Here's the link to the Godiva site (I can't update the information here for 2 weeks because this Instructable is part of a class competition - help me out and send this to all your friends!!!!) http://www.godiva.com/beyond_chocolate/liqueur.aspx#
But the answer to your question is not on the Godiva site. Godiva Liqueur is purchased for another company named Diageo at www.diageo.com. I contacted them and the base alcohol is a grain neutral spirit.
Hope this is what you were looking for.
Benedictine?
Cointreau? (gotta love the combination of Chocolate and orange)
Here's the link to the Godiva site (I can't update the information here for 2 weeks because this Instructable is part of a class competition - help me out and send this to all your friends!!!!) http://www.godiva.com/beyond_chocolate/liqueur.aspx#
But the answer to your question is not on the Godiva site. Godiva Liqueur is purchased for another company named Diageo at www.diageo.com. I contacted them and the base alcohol is a grain neutral spirit.
Hope this is what you were looking for.