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Unusual Cocktail: Angel

Unusual Cocktail: Angel

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Unusual Cocktail: Angel
Unusual Cocktail: Angel

Unique Libation: Angel Cocktail

Kick off your evening with a twist on the classic – the Angel Cocktail!

1 Serving

(Individual Glass)

  • ½ oz Brombeer Syrup (15 ml)
  • ½ oz Orange Juice (15 ml)
  • 1 tsp Simple Syrup
  • 4 oz Prosecco (120 ml)

Rim Glass:

Lemon Juice Sugar

(Cup)

  • 1 ½ cups Brombeer Syrup (360 ml)
  • 1 cup Orange Juice (240 ml)
  • 2 tsp Simple Syrup
  • 2 cups Prosecco (480 ml)

Rim Glass:

Lemon Juice Sugar

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

  • Calories: 709 0g Fat 71g Carbs
  • Fiber: 1g 9g Sugars 2g Protein

Prepare

  1. For the glass rim: Dip the rim of the glass into lemon juice and then roll it in sugar.
  2. In a champagne flute, combine brombeer syrup, orange juice, and simple syrup. Pour in Prosecco.
  3. Cheers!

Explore more:

  • For a lighter take on the Angel Cocktail, try swapping Prosecco with sparkling water during happy hour, making this cocktail a great option for special occasion gatherings.
  • Consider experimenting with a low-alcohol version of this cocktail in a sponsored recipe, featured in the eko video, with just one pot or pan, and an easy 15-minute preparation process.
  • Instead of offering regular beverages at your gathering, expand your alcohol-containing drink selection by offering low-alcohol cocktails, like the Angel Cocktail, in addition to other low-alcohol beverages.
  • Planning a fun date night? Host a low-alcohol cocktail party at home, using stylish pyrex glasses to serve the Angel Cocktail and other low-alcohol options.
  • Preparing for your event? Make sure to have measuring cups and spoons available, including a liquid measuring cup and measuring spoons, to ensure precise measurements for cocktails like the Angel Cocktail.
  • Impress your guests at your special occasion with an assortment of low-alcohol cocktails, such as the Angel Cocktail, presented stylishly with a decorated cocktail spoon.
  • During your low-alcohol cocktail party, provide a selection of non-alcoholic beverages for guests who prefer not to consume alcohol, offering a low-alcohol version of the Angel Cocktail as an alternative.
  • Ensure a smooth event by maintaining a clean and organized bar area, stocked with essentials like a cocktail shaker, strainer, and a pyrex pitcher for serving drinks like the Angel Cocktail.
  • Prior to serving, analyze the nutritional information for drinks like the Angel Cocktail, and make any necessary adjustments, such as reducing sugar or utilizing low-calorie alternatives, to create a healthier low-alcohol option.

Enrichment Insights:

  • Cognac XO: Approximately 120-150 calories per 1.5 oz serving, minimal carbohydrates and fat, 40% ABV.
  • Vanilla Syrup: Approximately 60-80 calories per 1.5 oz serving, high in sugar, minimal fat, no alcohol.
  • Raspberry Eau-de-Vie: Approximately 60-80 calories per 1 oz serving, high sugar content, minimal fat, 35-40% ABV.
  • Angostura Bitters: Approximately 0-5 calories per dash, minimal carbs, minimal fat, no alcohol.

Total Nutritional Estimate:

  • Calories: Approximately 240-325 calories per serving.
  • Carbohydrates: High due to syrups and eau-de-vie.
  • Fat: Minimal.
  • Alcohol: Significant due to cognac and eau-de-vie.

These estimates are approximate and can vary based on specific brands and ingredients used, so it is recommended to consult the product labels or a reliable nutrition database for precise information.

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