Soju Fun Shots | Soju Cocktail with Cultured Dairy < Yakult | Delight >

Name: Soju Fun Shots | Soju Cocktail with Cultured Dairy
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: Korean Soju (flavored or plain); Cultured Dairy drink (like Yakult or Dutch Mill’s Delight drink); Sugar-free or regular Lemon Lime soda (like Sprite or 7-up); Ice

SpottedByD @SpottedByD

NCR, PH

This is delicious and not expensive to make. Often a hit at parties and get-togethers.

SpottedByD @SpottedByD

NCR, PH

This is delicious and not expensive to make. Often a hit at parties and get-togethers.

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Ingredients

Korean Soju (flavored or plain)
Cultured Dairy drink (like Yakult or Dutch Mill’s Delight drink)
Sugar-free or regular Lemon Lime soda (like Sprite or 7-up)
Ice

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Steps

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Chill all ingredients before mixing.
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Mix in a jar filled with ice or it’s actually better if you transfer it to a stainless steel vacuum jug to keep it cold while you do shots :)
Be wary of fake Soju (not Korean made). The quality is not the same and ingredients are not very good.
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MIX 1: Plain or unflavored Soju for Beginners, mix-
1 Soju bottle (360ml)
500 ml sugar-free or regular lemon lime soda like Sprite or 7-up
500 ml cultured dairy like Yakult or Delight or other.
Adding more soda and dairy hides the stronger alcohol taste of plain Soju.
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MIX 2: For flavored Soju (like in the photo below),
Since it’s already sweet, you can mix equal parts of Soju, Cultured Dairy and Soda.
You no longer need to hide the alcohol taste, as it’s already hidden by the flavor of the Soju.
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MIX 3: For stronger Soju shots, mix-
1 Soju bottle (360ml)
200 ml cultured dairy like Yakult or Delight or other
100 ml to 200 ml sugar-free or regular Lemon Lime Soda like Sprite or 7-up. Adjust according to desired strength. :)
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Enjoy fun shots with friends around the table
or
pour in a scotch glass with ice and sip leisurely.

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SpottedByD @SpottedByD

on December 25, 2022 12:02

NCR, PH

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