Guinness Green Collection Mini Pint Glass, Set of 2 - Shot Glass Size

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Using just Irish cream and coffee liqueur, you can w hip up these delightful shots in a matter of minutes. No fancy or hard-to-find ingredients required – just pure simplicity for a fantastic outcome. While it may look like it, this recipe actually contains no beer at all. Only coffee liqueur and Irish Cream liqueur are used to create this sweet treat instead. And this goes without saying (but I’m going to say it anyway), please drink responsibly. What is a Baby Guinness Shot? Serve with Desserts: Pair these delightful shots with your favorite desserts to create a harmonious and indulgent experience. Peanut butter desserts, raspberry brownies, or even a rich cheesecake are excellent choices to complement the flavors. Some people prefer to call this recipe an Irish coffee creamer shooter instead, but either way you choose to refer to it doesn’t really matter; we’re sure everyone will be too busy enjoying themselves and having fun Baby Guinness Shot Calories

Tia Maria is a coffee liqueur hailing from Jamaica. It’s a strong drink that has a very sweet and unique flavor. What Is Kahlua? But apart from its looks, it has nothing in common with the iconic beer from Dublin. Instead, the shooter includes coffee liqueur and a float of Irish Cream liqueur.They tasted delicious. A lot of shot recipes are pretty terrible. This one is actually quite delicious and really easy to drink. Hold a teaspoon above the shot glass at an angle, and very slowly pour on the Irish cream liqueur.You want to go very slowly with this process. Pouring slowly and using the spoon will allow this to later “float” on top of the coffee liqueur which will create the look of a real Guinness beer. No, not even a little bit. Since the shot is mostly coffee liqueur it tastes like coffee with a subtle kiss of whiskey. In fact, it is really delicious; this is one shot that won’t have you grimacing after you take it. Can I use Flavored Kahlúa or Baileys?

What’s better than a beer? A Guinness, of course! And what’s better than a Guinness? This Baby Guinness Shot Recipe! As described before, all you only need for a Baby Guinness is a tasty coffee liqueur for the lower part of the drink and Irish Cream for the top. A Baby Guinness is a shot that resembles the look of a regular pint of Guinness but in a miniature version. It's made of only two ingredients - coffee-flavored liqueur that imitates the dark stout beer and Irish Cream -the replacement for the foamy top. The coffee liqueur part in this drink mimics the iconic dark color of stout beer. In recent years, more and more coffee liqueurs have entered the market, and the sweetness and caffeine levels can vary widely.

This was originally served as a drink for special occasions, but now it can be found in many bars and restaurants all over the world. Well, I believe they are called such because when poured, these shots look like a glass of Guinness. The coffee liqueur is the base of the shot that gives it the deep rich brown color of Guinness. A layer of Irish cream, which is a soft creamy tan color, floats on top creating the “foamy head” of the beer. It’s pretty clever and really tasty!

Kahlua is another famous coffee flavored liqueur that was created in Mexico by Jose Arroyo in the early 1930s. And with that, I think you’re ready to serve some of these baby Guinness shots. If you do, I’d love to hear all about them. Let me know what everyone thought! If you’re a Guinness fan, then you need to get your hands on these Guinness Pint Glasses! They’re CE marked, embossed with a harp design, and seriously stylish.

When to serve Baby Guinness shots

Choose the Right Glassware: While the classic shot glasses work perfectly for these adorable treats, consider using small clear or transparent glasses to showcase the beautiful layered effect. The latter is a popular liqueur based on Irish Whiskey, cream, and additional flavorings. It usually contains 15-20% Alcohol By Volume (ABV) and was first produced in Dublin, Ireland, in 1973. For making a Baby Guinness Shot, Tia Maria is my preferred choice. It tastes less sweet, is better balanced, and overall smoother than Kahlúa. As you I can see, these shots aren’t just delicious; they also spark joy and curiosity. Your friends and family will be amazed at how closely they resemble the iconic Guinness beer, only tinier.