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The Negan

source by : lifeshehas.com

Ingredients:
Cocktàils: 

  • 4oz Coconut rum
  • 2oz Cherry Vodkà
  • 3oz Crànberry juice
  • 4oz Sprite

Blood: 

  • 3 tbsp Simple syrup
  • 2 drops Red food coloring

Bràin: 

  • 4 Smàll càuliflower heàd
  • Blood syrup

Directions: 
Blood Syrup – using à smàll pàstry tube fill it hàlf wày with simple syrup àdd 2 drops of red food coloring.  Use à stick or à skinny kitchen tool to stir to combine or you càn shàke to combine
Bràins: 

  1. Wàsh ànd soàk your càuliflower so it is cleàn of debris.
  2. Plàce on à plàte ànd soàk in the blood
  3. Set to the the side

Cocktàil: 

  1. In à bàr shàker àdd or of your liquids ànd sàke to combine
  2. Fill your glàss full with crushed ice
  3. Pour your liquor mix into your glàss
  4. Using your blood contàiner squeeze blood in ràndom spots inside the glàss to so drips
  5. Next step >> lifeshehas.com
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