- Usually involves mixing liquor (bourbon, rum, or vodka) with milk, citrus juice, sugar, and sometimes cream or spices like vanilla extract or cinnamon.
- The milk curdles due to the acidic fruit juice, creating a thick, creamy texture.
- The flavor varies depending on the ingredients, but typically includes notes of:
- Vanilla and spice notes from the optional cream or spices
- Milk smashes are becoming increasingly popular in the USA.
- Irish milk smash: Made with Irish cream, Baileys Irish Cream, vanilla syrup, and lemon juice.
- Banana milk smash: Adds banana purée to the traditional recipe.
- Spiced milk smash: Includes spices like cinnamon or nutmeg for extra flavor.
- Ask the bartender about different variations and flavors available.
- Specify any preferences, such as the type of liquor or toppings.
- Be aware that milk smashes can be quite sweet, so consider ordering a smaller size.
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