Bananas Foster Cocktail

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Introduction: Bananas Foster Cocktail

This cocktail was inspired by the well-known dessert, Bananas Foster, and while I'm not a huge fan of bananas, this is amazing! It's creamy and sweet and a true dessert substitute.

Warning: My first attempt led to curdling, so be careful as to the order you pour the liquor/liqueur which I specify in the recipe.

Step 1: Ingredients

You will need the following ingredients:

  • Crushed ice
  • 1 oz Spiced rum
  • ½ oz Butterscotch schnapps
  • 1 oz Banana liqueur
  • Heavy cream (do not use half-n-half or milk)

Step 2: The Pour

Fill a 12 oz glass with crushed ice.

Pour in the following order to reduce the risk of curdling:

  1. Spiced rum (wants to curdle dairy)
  2. Butterscotch schnapps (safe)
  3. Banana liqueur (safe)

Top with heavy cream.

Serve with a straw.

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    12 Comments

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    sensoh8su
    sensoh8su

    8 years ago on Introduction

    I made a drink recently that I called bananas foster.. it was 99 bananas, salted caramel vodka and some baileys vanilla creamer.

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    MaliceSkyy
    MaliceSkyy

    Reply 8 years ago

    I'd love that recipe!

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    The Rambler
    The Rambler

    8 years ago on Introduction

    This sounds really good. I'm wondering though, based on the fact that the spiced rum can curdle the dairy does that also mean you shouldn't mix or stir it? I'm just curious about the flavors and whether or not they mix or if it's more of a layered drink.

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    AngryRedhead
    AngryRedhead

    Reply 8 years ago on Introduction

    Thanks! Keep it layered and don't go crazy stirring it with the straw, and if it does curdle, the curds will just stick to the ice and will hardly be noticeable in my experience.

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    Orngrimm
    Orngrimm

    8 years ago on Introduction

    An absolute WOW to the long picture in step one! Cool idea to show the process from start to finish in one long scroll-picture!

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    peppypickle
    peppypickle

    8 years ago on Introduction

    Dang, this looks delicious! I'm tempted to try this out during my lunch break :) great work on this Instructable!

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    AngryRedhead
    AngryRedhead

    Reply 8 years ago on Introduction

    Thanks! But if you have this on your lunch break, you might not be doing too much more work. :P