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Recipe: Valentine’s Strawberry Shortcake Martini – Your Perfect Table Match

Rebecca ConnorsFebruary 1, 2026

Looking to add a fresh, eye-catching cocktail to your table menu? This Valentine’s cocktail is designed to elevate the table experience – with just 4 simple ingredients, this cocktail is sweet, creamy, and packed with yummy strawberry flavor.

How to Make It:
Step-by-Step Video

Ingredients

    • 2 oz. Baileys Strawberries & Cream
    • 2 oz. vodka
    • 1/2 oz. simple syrup
    • Whipped Cream

Instructions:

Step 1: Fill shaker with ice

Fill a cocktail shaker halfway with ice.

Step 2: Combine ingerdients

Combine ingredients in a shaker; shake well.

Step 3. Strain and pour

Strain into preferred cocktail glass – fill to the brim!

Step 4. Top with whipped cream

Top with a thin layer of whipped cream, smoothing the surface evenly.

Step 5. Print and Serve

Top with your favorite Ripples print and enjoy!

Try this foam-topped cocktail on your next table menu, and see how a simple recipe, finished with a stunning print, can turn every serve into a moment worth sharing!

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