Pumpkin Pie Martini with Rich’s Soft Whip Cold Foam

Rebecca ConnorsOctober 16, 2024

Fall is the perfect season to indulge in rich, comforting flavors, and this Pumpkin Pie Martini does not disappoint. Made with real pumpkin puree, aged rum, and a hint of maple, this cocktail is basically pumpkin pie in a glass — perfect for impressing guests at your next party.

The Ripple Maker drink printer is the perfect way to transform your drinks with personalized designs for every guest or to celebrate every season.

And the finishing touch? Rich’s On Top Soft Whip Topping adds a delicious, creamy cold foam layer to create the perfect canvas for a Ripples print.

Ingredients

2.5 oz vanilla vodka
1.5 oz aged rum
3 tbsp maple syrup
0.25 cup half-and-half
0.25 tsp pumpkin pie spice

Top With Rich’s Soft Whip On Top (or your cold foam recipe of choice)

Instructions:

Step 1:

In a cocktail shaker, combine the vanilla vodka, aged rum, pumpkin puree, maple syrup, half-and-half, pumpkin pie spice, and a handful of ice cubes.

Step 2:

Strain the mixture into two martini glasses, filling each glass about three-quarters full.

Step 3:

Gently pour Rich’s On Top Soft Whip Topping over each martini, creating a smooth, velvety layer on top. Fill glass to the brim.

Step 4:

For an added personal touch, use the Ripple Maker to print a fall-inspired design or custom message on the cold foam.

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