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Recipe: How can holiday caterers batch print-perfect cocktails?

Rebecca ConnorsDecember 23, 2025

The holidays are busy behind the bar – but that doesn’t mean every drink has to feel rushed. With the right batching setup and a simple workflow, caterers can serve high volumes of cocktails that look just as good as they taste.

We’re spilling the secret of this step-by-step recipe that shows how to move faster, stay consistent, and deliver print-perfect cocktails every time – even at peak holiday events!

Instructions:

Step 1: Batch your cocktail base

Take all ingredientes.

Step 2: Order up! Don’t waste time mixing each drinkCombine your batched cocktail, ice, and your Ripples foamer

Add two drops of Ripples foamer for a light top, or two dashes if you like a little more canvas.

Step 3: Wet shake to activate

Shake your mixture in a cocktail shaker.

Step 4. Strain and pour to your favorite glass

Strain into preferred cocktail glass – fill to the brim!

Step 5. Print and Serve

Print on your perfect canvas with your Ripple maker!

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