I decided to try this layered drink from pinterest.
found on pinterest, original is HERE |
also unsourced at pinterest. |
Cool, right?
Except when I tried it, I got this.
this is my "thumbs down" for the drink debacle |
A reddish, slightly brownish mix of 3 drinks. No stripes. No layers. No awesomeness. Pinterest, you LIED to me!
I had poured my 3 drinks in the cup, one at a time, sugary-est (new word!) first and it was a big fail. I even tried AGAIN later in the week (you are correct, I am a stubborn old mule) with different brands of punch/etc. Same result.
Pinterest, I have forgiven you...although am still a bit skiddish around the recipes section now. It's gonna take awhile for you to earn back the trust.
Oh, sorry about your failed drink. The Pinterest drink DOES look cool. I wonder how they really did it? I'm sure your punch in a glass tasted great, too. You should have put a flag on the glass and called it your "special" 4th of July punch. lol
ReplyDeleteMaybe they froze it between layers? I've seen a couple posts recently about pinterest flops. :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe you could do Jello instead...one flavor at a time. Whipped cream on top.
ReplyDeleteFunny! my kids would still drink it. :)
ReplyDeleteMy kids would drink it as long as it had soda in it! Things are not always as they seem on Pinterest. The patriotic drink also reminds me of my Martha Stewart so easy to make flag cookies...total fail.
ReplyDeleteHi there! :) I am the one who blogged about the layered drink in the photo of 3 cups here: http://www.mooreminutes.com/2012/06/giant-little-resource-of-4th-of-july.html
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry it didn't work out. :( The really important part is to fill the cup completely up with tons of ice FIRST. Then slowly pour each liquid in...slowly. ICE is the secret! Have a super week,
Lisa
Ahhh ICE! Maybe when July 4th rolls around I will be brave enough to try this again. Thanks for coming by and for the tip! I'm going to add your link under the pictures (darn pinterest didn't have a link)!
DeleteI used to pour the layers onto the back of a spoon over the glass to get layers when making mixed drinks...
ReplyDeleteThat is a good hint, thanks, I will give it a try again!
DeleteDidn't work for me either...I had three disappointed little kiddos!
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