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Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: 8. For a “”sugar-frosted”” glass, moisten the rim of a pre-chilled glass with lemon or lime and then dip into powdered sugar (before alcohol is poured). Read more – View How To Make North Dakota Special mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: # Shaved – Shaved ice is the type of ice that you probably recognize from snow cones. It is softer, fine, and perfect for making drinks that have a thicker, frosty consistency. This type of ice works well in a shaker and is also ideal for making an adult, alcoholic version of the aforementioned snow cone. Read more – View How To Make Deep South mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: Blend any creamy drink: Most shaken drinks which contain light cream can also be made as blended drinks. To do this, substitute vanilla ice cream for the light cream and blend with moderate ice. Read more – View How To Make Tennessee Cream mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: Prevent Dripping: If you smear a clean piece of wax paper over the top of a bottle, the wax will form a tighter seal and make the bottle less likely to drip. Read more – View How To Make Mage’s Fire mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: # Cubes – Cubes are the most recognizable form of ice, and the most versatile. The uses for ice cubes are just about endless. Used for liquor on the rocks, for stirring, for shaking, or even just to chill a drink, you are more likely to see ice cubes in a drink than any other form. Ice cubes are thicker and larger than other types of ice. Because of this, they are slower to melt and less likely to dilute a drink. Read more – View How To Make Green Froggy mixed drink

Quick mixed drinks bartending tips: 7. A clean piece of wax paper rubbed on the rim of a bottle will prevent dripping when you pour! Read more – View How To Make Ice-T mixed drink