Cookie Sandwich Cocktail

Name: Cookie Sandwich Cocktail
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 1
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 2 oz vanilla vodka, plus more for the rim; crushed oreos; ice; 1 oz pineapple juice; 4 lime wedges; 1 can(s) whipped cream

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By Patrick Johnson
@pwjohnso

I am a sucker for vanilla and still not convinced why the other 30 flavors of ice cream were ever developed. Enter pineapple. Hold the phone!!!

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Serves:

1 cocktail

Prep:

5 Min

Method:

No-Cook or Other

Ingredients

2 oz

vanilla vodka, plus more for the rim
·

crushed oreos
·

ice
1 oz

pineapple juice
4

lime wedges
1 can(s)

whipped cream
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How to Make Cookie Sandwich Cocktail

Step-by-Step

Pour a little vanilla vodka into a shallow dish. Dip the rim of a chilled martini glass in the vodka and then into the crushed cookies. Reserve.
To a martini shaker, add ice, 2 ounces vanilla vodka, pineapple juice and squeeze in the 4 lime wedges. Shake ingredients and add to prepared glass. Top with a quick spray of whipped cream.

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About Cookie Sandwich Cocktail

Course/Dish: Cocktails

Main Ingredient: Alcohol

Regional Style: American

Hashtag: #cookie

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