How to Make Peanut Butter Cup Infused Vodka
Find a suitable container or jug., Measure your peanut butter cups and add it to the container., Measure the vodka., Securely tighten the lid., Allow the mixture to infuse for a week., Strain the mixture., Store the mixture.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a suitable container or jug.
Remember that you'll need room for the amount of candy and vodka.
If you're making a small batch, a quart sized Tupperware container is doable.
Larger batches may require several wide-mouthed mason jars. -
Step 2: Measure your peanut butter cups and add it to the container.
Cut the cups in half, to allow the vodka to seep in and bring out the peanut butter flavor faster. , Carefully pour the vodka on top of the chocolate. , Jiggle the container around so that the contents can mix together a little. , Assist the process by shaking the container every now and again.
The best place for storage would be in a dark, but cool place so that it wouldn't be disturbed as much. , You will want to get all the solids and sugars separated from the liquor as much as possible.
If you don't have a metal strainer, a simple cheesecloth or coffee filter will do.
Repeat straining after all chocolate have been strained. , If you're not using this immediately, chill it in the refrigerator until needed. -
Step 3: Measure the vodka.
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Step 4: Securely tighten the lid.
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Step 5: Allow the mixture to infuse for a week.
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Step 6: Strain the mixture.
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Step 7: Store the mixture.
Detailed Guide
Remember that you'll need room for the amount of candy and vodka.
If you're making a small batch, a quart sized Tupperware container is doable.
Larger batches may require several wide-mouthed mason jars.
Cut the cups in half, to allow the vodka to seep in and bring out the peanut butter flavor faster. , Carefully pour the vodka on top of the chocolate. , Jiggle the container around so that the contents can mix together a little. , Assist the process by shaking the container every now and again.
The best place for storage would be in a dark, but cool place so that it wouldn't be disturbed as much. , You will want to get all the solids and sugars separated from the liquor as much as possible.
If you don't have a metal strainer, a simple cheesecloth or coffee filter will do.
Repeat straining after all chocolate have been strained. , If you're not using this immediately, chill it in the refrigerator until needed.
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