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Home›How To›3 Ways to Make Skittles Vodka

3 Ways to Make Skittles Vodka

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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Introduction:

If you’re looking for a fun and creative way to add some flavor to your cocktails, then Skittles vodka is the perfect solution. With just a few simple steps, you can easily create a delicious and colorful drink that will surely impress your friends at any gathering. Here are three different methods to make your own Skittles vodka.

Method 1: The Basic Method

Ingredients:

– 1 large bag of Skittles (14 oz)

– 1 bottle of vodka (750 ml)

Instructions:

  1. Separate the Skittles by color into different containers.
  2. Pour equal amounts of vodka into each container.
  3. Let the Skittles dissolve in the vodka for at least 24 hours, stirring occasionally.
  4. Once the Skittles have dissolved, strain each mixture through a fine mesh strainer or coffee filter to remove any remaining solids.
  5. Pour the different colors of Skittles vodka back into the original bottle or separate bottles for easy serving.

Method 2: The Quick Method

Ingredients:

– 1 large bag of Skittles (14 oz)

– 1 bottle of vodka (750 ml)

Instructions:

  1. Separate the Skittles by color into different containers with lids.
  2. Pour equal amounts of vodka into each container and put the lid on tightly.
  3. Shake each container vigorously for several minutes, allowing the friction from the shaking to break down and dissolve the candy more quickly.
  4. After shaking, let the mixtures sit for a few hours to allow any undissolved candy to settle at the bottom.
  5. Strain each mixture through a fine mesh strainer or coffee filter to remove any remaining solids before pouring back into the original bottle or separate bottles.

Method 3: The Layered Method

Ingredients:

– Several small bags of Skittles in a variety of flavors/colors (2 oz each)

– 1 bottle of vodka (750 ml)

Instructions:

  1. Mix together the different flavors of Skittles, creating new and unique combinations, such as strawberry-orange or lemon-lime.
  2. Place your custom Skittles mixes into separate containers.
  3. Pour equal amounts of vodka into each container and let dissolve for 24 hours, stirring occasionally.
  4. Once dissolved, strain the mixture through a fine mesh strainer or coffee filter to remove remaining solids.
  5. Carefully layer the different colors/flavors of Skittles vodka in a bottle using a spoon or a small funnel.

Conclusion:

Skittles vodka is not only easy to make but also offers endless possibilities for flavors and presentations. With these three methods at your disposal, you’re sure to impress your friends with your creativity and bartending skills at your next gathering.

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