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The 151 Florida Bushwacker Shake (cocktail, creme, rum) - The 151 Florida Bushwacker belongs to the **creamy cocktail family**, a descendant of the **Hurricane**, born in the **1970s in Florida**. Its potent blend of rums, liqueurs, and dairy creates a sweet, decadent, and dangerously smooth experience.

The 151 Florida Bushwacker Shake

0.5 oz Malibu Rum
0.5 oz Light Rum
0.5 oz Bacardi 151 Proof Rum
1 oz Dark Creme De Cacao
1 oz Cointreau
3 oz Milk
1 oz Coconut Liqueur
1 Cup Vanilla Ice-Cream
Combine all ingredients.
Blend until smooth.
Garnish with chocolate shavings if desired.
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The 151 Florida Bushwacker Shake

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The 151 Florida Bushwacker belongs to the creamy cocktail family, a descendant of the Hurricane, born in the 1970s in Florida. Its potent blend of rums, liqueurs, and dairy creates a sweet, decadent, and dangerously smooth experience.

What does the The 151 Florida Bushwacker Shake taste like?

The 151 Florida Bushwacker is a potent, tropical delight. The sweet, coconutty notes of Malibu and coconut liqueur are amplified by the creamy vanilla ice cream and milk. Dark creme de cacao adds depth and a hint of chocolate, while Cointreau brings a citrusy complexity. The 151 rum packs a powerful punch, creating a lingering warmth that lingers long after the last sip.

What tips do you have when making the The 151 Florida Bushwacker Shake?

This is a recipe that benefits from proper layering. Start with the heavier ingredients at the bottom: dark creme de cacao, milk, vanilla ice cream. Then add the lighter ones, like the rums, coconut liqueur, and Cointreau. Don’t over-blend, you want some texture. Chill the glass beforehand and use a good quality rum for a truly decadent Bushwacker.

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