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Recipe: Foam-topped Blueberry Daquiri

Rebecca Connors October 27, 2022

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, designed to improve support and screening of a disease affecting millions of women every year we designed this special – and special Ripples prints – to show our support.

We added aquafava to this traditional drink in order to create a perfect vegan foam right on top. The Ripples Creative Studio created custom multi-toned designs for the campaign, available to Ripples customers worldwide – whether they’re printing cocktails, cookies, or cappuccinos.

A printable twist on this summer classic


Equipment:

* Shaker
* Strainer
* Muddler
* Ripple Maker

Ingredients:
  • 60 ml white rum
  • 30 ml triple sec
  • 20 ml lemon juice
  • 5 blueberries
Instructions:
Step 1:

Add rum and blueberries to your shaker and muddle.

Step 2:

Add the rest of the ingredients to the shaker.

Step 3:

Dry shake for 30 seconds.

Step 4:

Add ice, wet shake for 30 seconds.

Step 5:

Double-strain into your glass, fill to the brim.

Step 6:

Place cup on Ripple Maker tray, select and print your favorite Ripples design

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