21 May 2024 , 08:33
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Typical vodka shots aren't exactly for the fainthearted - but this recipe takes things to a whole new level.
If you're brave enough to stomach vodka, perhaps you'll pair it with something sweet - whether it's a Sex On The Beach cocktail or a simple Diet Coke. But an influencer dubbed 'The Shots King' has now paired the alcohol with a wild savoury product - and it'll either have you gagging or eager to try more.
Taking to Instagram (@tipsyderek) to share his four ingredient recipe, Derek Koza showed that it's super quick and easy to make - taking just a matter of minutes. First, he poured some vodka into a glass jar before boldly ripping open a pack of mac and cheese powder, mixing it in.
A seemingly equal amount of milk followed this in addition to ice, with the creator then shaking it up to bring it altogether. His bizarre yellow mixture was enough to fill a line of three shot glasses - so, perfect for anyone who's too scared to try it alone.
In the comments, he later unveiled that it simply tastes like 'alcoholic cheese', but commenters weren't convinced this was a good thing. One person wrote: "Toilet chronicles," as others chimed in: "I'm gonna make these and tell everyone it's banana," and: "This should be illegal."
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Mac and cheese producer Kraft even entered the chat to voice its dismay, joking: "Oh that's not -", to which Derek replied: "I'm sorry Kraft Mac & Cheese. I hope this doesn't come between us."
Believe it or not, this isn't the first time Derek has blown up on the platform for his bizarre cocktail recipes. In April, he stunned the internet with his 'Saltburn Bathwater' shots comprised of tequila, a splash of lime juice and coconut cream.
And in December, he once again raised eyebrows with his 'Grinch C**' festive vodka shots. Cream, a pinch of salt and creme de menthe were added to this mix, giving it a pale green glow.
"Crazy I'm watching this exact part of the Grinch movie," someone joked while commenting on Derek's tutorial. Another added: "How can you consciously make, name and drink this??", as someone else chimed in: "There's no way I'm putting that thing near my lips with a name like that."
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