Caramel Corn Shot Recipe ft Oddka Vodka

We’ve got a caramel corn shot recipe for you today, just in time for your fall festivities!

This shot is easy to make, tastes really great and can be used for a lot of different festivities. We’ll probably make these for a Halloween movie night in October. The shot pictured is made with Cracker Jack caramel corn, so we almost called it a ‘Take Me Out To The Ballgame’ shot. Feel free to go with that name and serve it at a baseball themed get together or your World Series watch party.

This shot features a very specific liquor- Salty Caramel Popcorn vodka by Oddka Vodka. We are not sponsored by them, we just like it! They make some really fun flavors, including wasabi and electricity. We found ours in airplane bottles at our local Hy-Vee grocery store. If you can’t find the Oddka vodka, try 360 Buttered Popcorn vodka. If you want to be a little less adventurous or you just aren’t sure you can drink your way through a whole fifth of weird popcorn vodka, try a caramel vodka, like Smirnoff Kissed Caramel.

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And on the to the recipe!

Caramel Corn Shot Recipe

Makes two shots.

What You’ll Need:

• One handful caramel corn, crushed well
• 1 tablespoon caramel syrup (plus extra for rim)
• One airplane bottle (50 ml) OR 1 shot Salty Caramel Popcorn Vodka by Oddka
• Ice
• Cream soda

Instructions:

1. Add about a handful of caramel corn (any kind will do) to a sandwich bag and crush. Pour onto a plate and spread thin. On another plate, pour and spread out a little caramel sauce. Dip the rims of two shot glasses into caramel and then into the crushed caramel corn. Set shot glasses aside.
2. In a shaker with a little ice, add one tablespoon caramel sauce and the vodka. Shake to mix.
3. Pour shaker contents evenly into the two glasses. Top with cream soda.
4. Serve and enjoy!

Please drink responsibly.

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