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Blow Job Shot

The Blow Job Shot, with its provocative name and enticing mix of flavors, has become a favorite among party-goers looking for a playful and unconventional drink experience. Created in the era of bold and daring cocktails in the 1980s and 1990s, this shot stands out not just for its name, but for its delightful combination of Baileys Irish cream, coffee liqueur, and Amaretto, topped with a dollop of whipped cream.

Blow job shot on the bar stand

Despite its suggestive title, this cocktail has found its place among the classics, showcasing the creativity and fun-loving nature of mixology. The appeal of the Blowjob shot lies not only in its taste but also in the laughter and conversations it sparks among friends. As you prepare this layered delight, you’re not just mixing ingredients; you’re crafting an experience, a conversation starter that will be remembered long after the party ends.

The recipe, simple yet intriguing, invites you to layer these flavors with care, creating a visually striking cocktail that mirrors the excitement it brings to your taste buds. As you pour and top it with whipped cream, you’re not just making a drink; you’re setting the stage for a memorable moment.

History

The 1980s and 1990s were a time of exciting and thrilling cocktail inventions with vibrant patterns and consumption styles. This era was also known for its lascivious names for cocktails, with the Blow Job Shot being one of the most popular.

The Blow Job Shot is a layered shot that is typically consumed by women and is a bachelorette party staple. It gets its titillating title from the way it’s consumed and how the ingredients in the shot look. 

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The history of the Blow Job Shot dates back to the early 1980s in Florida, where a man named Earl LaRoe, a flavor scientist for National Distillers, a wine and spirits company, was pruning his peach trees. He came up with the idea of combining cream, coffee liqueur, and almond liqueur to create a tantalizing treat that would be perfect for parties. The shot became an instant hit and quickly spread throughout the country.

How to Make It

Blow job shot on the bar stand

Blow Job Shot

Yield: 1
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes

Making a Blow Job Shot is easy and fun.

Here's how you can make it at home:

Ingredients

  • 1 oz Amaretto liqueur
  • 1 oz Irish cream liqueur
  • Whipped cream

Instructions

  1. Pour the Amaretto into the shot glass.
  2. Layer the Irish cream on top of the Amaretto by using a bar spoon to slowly pour it over the back of the spoon.
  3. Add a dollop of whipped cream on top of the shot.

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Variations

The Blowjob Shot is a classic cocktail that has been enjoyed by many over the years. It can be made with a variety of ingredients, making it a versatile drink that can be customized to suit your taste. Here are some of the variations that you can try:

Chocolate Blowjob

If you’re a fan of chocolate, then this variation is worth trying. Replace the Bailey’s Irish Cream with chocolate liqueur to give it a richer, chocolate flavor. You can also add some chocolate shavings on top for an extra touch of decadence.

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Banana Blowjob

For a fruity twist, add some Creme de Banane or Banana Liqueur to the mix. This variation is perfect for those who love tropical flavors.

Orange Blowjob

Add a splash of Orange Liqueur like Cointreau to give your Blowjob Shot a citrusy kick. It’s a great option for those who prefer a tangy drink.

Blow Job Shot
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