Ingredients
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1 oz coconut rum 🥥
(Malibu or your favorite tropical-style coconut rum) -
1 oz blue curaçao 💙
(Adds both color and a subtle orange-citrus flavor) -
1 oz pineapple juice 🍍
(Fresh or bottled—adds brightness and fruity body) -
1 oz cream of coconut 🥥
(Like Coco López—adds rich sweetness and creamy texture) -
Ice 🧊
(For shaking and chilling the shot) -
Optional Toppings:
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Whipped cream 🍦
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Blue sprinkles ✨
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Maraschino cherry 🍒
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Instructions
Step 1: Chill Your Shot Glasses
Place your shot glasses in the freezer about 10–15 minutes before serving to get a frosty edge that complements the tropical chill of the drink.
Step 2: Prepare the Cocktail Shaker
Fill a cocktail shaker halfway with ice cubes. The ice will help emulsify the cream of coconut and chill the liquid for a smooth sip.
Step 3: Add the Liquids
Into the shaker, pour:
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1 oz coconut rum
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1 oz blue curaçao
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1 oz pineapple juice
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1 oz cream of coconut
This mix will already begin to look rich and vibrant.
Step 4: Shake It Like You Mean It
Seal the shaker and give it a vigorous shake for about 15–20 seconds. You want the ingredients to blend into a creamy, silky mix and the ice to properly chill the shot.
Step 5: Strain and Pour
Strain the mixture into chilled shot glasses. The color should be a rich, tropical turquoise—like something straight out of a beachside tiki bar.
Step 6: Garnish (Optional but Fun)
Top each shot with a dollop of whipped cream, a dusting of blue sprinkles, and if you like, a maraschino cherry. Serve immediately before the whipped cream melts.
Notes
The Blue Scooby Snack Shot is creamy but not overly thick, fruity but not cloying, and just strong enough to feel like a real cocktail experience in a mini glass. Its sweetness is balanced by the citrus tang of blue curaçao and pineapple, while the coconut adds body and richness. It’s dessert-like without being heavy—an ideal shooter for drinkers who like their cocktails sweet, smooth, and fun.
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
Nutrition
- Calories: 140
- Sugar: 12g
- Carbohydrates: 13g