Bloody Eyeball Cocktail Recipe

This spooky Halloween cocktail recipe may be ghoulish and scary, but it sweet and smooth on the taste buds. Easy to make, this Bloody Eyeball Cocktail recipe is perfect for your Halloween party or get-together with friends!

Bloody Eyeball Cocktail Recipe

This delightfully eerie cocktail is a fun one to serve at a Halloween or Monster costume party. While ghoulishly frightening, it is actually sweetly delicious! Sure to be the most talked about drink at your next fiendish get together.

If you are having a Halloween bash, you may want to make these Halloween cocktails, too:

● Bloody Mary Cocktail Recipe
● Glow in the Dark Cocktail Recipes (there are two)
● Zombie Cocktail Recipe (lit or unlit!)

Tips and variations for making this Bloody Eyeball Cocktail Recipe:

● If you cannot find candy corn vodka, you can substitute a cotton candy vodka, or, make your own candy corn vodka quickly. Remember to increase the quantity based on how many shooters you plan on serving:

How to To Make Candy Corn Vodka:

● Add ½ cup candy corn to 1½ cups vodka in an airtight container.
● Set the container aside for 3 hours; strain.

● This drink is served in a 2 ounce shooter glass!

● This cocktail is more about presentation. If you prefer a different liquor make sure you use a clear one as the red food coloring needs to mix.

● If you like very chilled vodka, place it in the freezer for an hour or so before making this cocktail.

● Keeping with that idea, place your shooter glasses in the freezer for 10-15 minutes before making this cocktail, too!

Bloody Eyeball Cocktail Recipe Ingredients:

● 2 oz Candy Corn Vodka, chilled
● 1 large Marshmallow
● Dash Marshmallow Creme
● 1 Candy Eye
● 3 drops Red Food Coloring

Bloody Eyeball Cocktail Recipe Mise en Place:

● Jigger
● 2 oz Shooter Glass

Bloody Eyeball Cocktail Recipe Instructions:

● In a 2 ounce shooter glass, pour Candy Corn Vodka (see instructions below on how to make Candy Corn Vodka if you do not have any)
● Take a standard size marshmallow and put a dab of marshmallow creme on top and press a single candy eye onto that marshmallow creme.
● Place the marshmallow with candy eyeball in the shooter glass eyeball side up.
● Drizzle a few drops of red food coloring on the marshmallow to give it a ghoulish bloodshot eye effect.
● Serve chilled

Yield: 1

Bloody Eyeball Cocktail Recipe

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A fun and spooky Halloween cocktail.

Prep Time 3 minutes

Total Time 3 minutes

Ingredients

• 2 oz Candy Corn Vodka, chilled
• 1 large Marshmallow
• Dash Marshmallow Creme
• 1 Candy Eye
• 3 drops Red Food Coloring

Instructions

1. In a 2-ounce shooter glass, pour Candy Corn Vodka (see instructions below on how to make Candy Corn Vodka if you do not have any).
2. Take a standard size marshmallow and put a dab of marshmallow creme on top and press a single candy eye onto that marshmallow creme.
3. Place the marshmallow with candy eyeball in the shooter glass eyeball side up.
4. Drizzle a few drops of red food coloring on the marshmallow to give it a ghoulish bloodshot eye effect.
5. Serve chilled.

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Nutrition Information:

Yield:

1

Serving Size:

1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 356Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 15mgCarbohydrates: 65gFiber: 0gSugar: 58gProtein: 0g

Note: for exact nutritional information, consult your dietitian. All nutritional information provided is simply a guideline.

As always, drink responsibly and please don’t drink and drive.

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