Super Bowl dessert cocktail

Sandra Denneler
Jan 22, 2013 12:00 PM by
Posted in Food & Recipes / Entertaining / Wine & Drink Recipes / Wine & Cocktail Recipes

Get A Kick Out Of This!

Football fans will cheer when you serve this frosty dessert cocktail at your Super Bowl party. Pour into glasses with yard lines and top them off with goal-post straws. First-and-ten drinking games, anyone?

Super Bowl dessert cocktail

Super Bowl dessert cocktail

Yields approximately 40 ounces

Ingredients: 

  • 1 cup Midori liqueur
  • 1/2 cup white rum
  • 2 cups ice
  • 4 cups lime sherbet
  • 2 cups spinach leaves (You will not taste the spinach at all. This just makes the color more football-field green.)

Directions:

1

Blend all ingredients together in a mixer until smooth.

Super Bowl dessert cocktail

Field goal straws

Supplies: 

  • 2 bendable straws
  • Hole punch

Instructions:

2

Cut straws

Cut two bendable straws and insert one end into the other, forming the uprights and crossbar.

Super Bowl dessert cocktail

3

Create hole in crossbar

Using a hole punch, make a hole halfway, in the center of the crossbar.

Super Bowl dessert cocktail

4

Fit third straw into crossbar

For the center post, cut another straw to fit inside the punched hole.

Super Bowl dessert cocktail

Glasses with yard lines

Supplies:

  • White, opaque paint marker (found in most hobby, craft or scrapbooking stores)
  • Drinking glasses or clear plastic cups

Instructions:

5

Design your glasses

Using a paint marker, draw yard lines and numbers on your glasses. Next, fill the glasses with your cocktail and insert the straw!

Super Bowl dessert cocktail

Quick Tip

The white paint will wash off with just a little soap and soft scrubbing.

Super Bowl dessert cocktail

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Comments on "Super Bowl dessert cocktail"

Jennifer January 29, 2013 | 11:24 AM

Great recipe! A super bowl party would not be a super bowl party without alcoholic beverages. I’m seriously thinking about trying these for the big game. A big plus is that partygoers will want to savor these drinks instead of consuming them quickly because they will be so pretty to hold and look at.

Amber January 26, 2013 | 1:34 PM

This is awesome!! What a perfect drink for a superbowl party. Thanks!

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