This Reese’s egg martini is the perfect drink to serve in the spring. Reese’s eggs (in my opinion) are an elite Easter candy. It seems they’re everyone’s favorite and this drink is just what the season calls for. Who doesn’t love Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs?!? Make for a spring gathering or Easter Sunday. It is the perfect way to kick off your celebration. You can also skip the traditional dessert and serve it up after the meal instead.
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Ingredients
For the Cocktail
- 2 ounces peanut butter whiskey
- 1 ounce creme de cacao
- 1 ounce fat free half & half
- 1 drizzle of chocolate syrup
For the Garnish
- peanut butter to rim the glass
- 1 Reese's egg or peanut butter cups, chopped to rim the glass
- 1 Reese's egg (the ones that look like an actual egg) to skewer for garnish
Instructions
- Garnish each glass with a little peanut butter at the top. Then, chop Reese's eggs or peanut butter cups and pat into peanut butter. Pro tip: make sure to finely chop the eggs before patting on the peanut butter. If the pieces are too heavy, they will slide down the glass. I used regular eggs for the rim and the rounder eggs to add to the cocktail skewer.
- Shake the cocktail ingredients above over ice until thoroughly chilled. Pour into a coupe or martini glass.
- This recipe is for one cocktail.
COCKTAIL GLASSES
Looking for some new coupes to add to your cocktail glass collection? I love these coupes and use them all the time. They are lovely and go with almost any decor style. You can find the supplies that I used in the photos above on my ShopMy.
Watch the Reese’s Egg Martini video tutorial here!
Looking for more fun ideas for your Easter celebration? My Instagram page is full of them. Below you will find video links table setting inspo, food ideas and a fun napkin fold.
Looking for more spring party recipes? Try my Grinder Parmesan Cups or Crab Rangoon Bites – both delicious and crowd pleasers. You’ll also love my dirty martini deviled egg recipe!
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-The Chic(ish) Chick
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