The Key Lime Pie cocktail is great for Girls Night Out and welcoming guests to spring and summer parties.
The Key Lime Pie cocktail is great for Girls Night Out and welcoming guests to spring and summer parties.

Key Limes are smaller, thinner skinned, tarter and more aromatic than the limes most commonly found in the produce department. Their shelf life is much shorter as well. So use them and use them quick! Make a famous Key Lime Pie or use them in your next cocktail.

Try them in a Bloody Mary for a vibrant little kick. I learned that trick from my brother! But today we’re using them in a Key Lime Pie cocktail. This will add a little spring to your step. Maybe it will even kick start spring! This dessert cocktail is fun for Girls Night Out gatherings and welcoming guests to spring and summer soirées.

Key Lime Pie Cocktail Recipe

The Key Lime Pie cocktail is great for Girls Night Out and welcoming guests to spring and summer parties.
Key Lime Pie Cocktail

Key Lime Pie – recipe by Cheri Loughlin, The Intoxicologist

1 ounce Silver Rum

1-1/4 ounce Key Lime Cream Liqueur

1/4 ounce Vanilla Liqueur

1/4 ounce Lime Juice

1 ounce Half & Half

Lime Twist Garnish

Combine liquids in cocktail shaker with ice. Shake to blend and chill thoroughly. Strain into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with lime twist.

Key Lime Pie Shots

Friends love friends who share dessert! This Key Lime Pie is also terrific for sharing. Simply mix the ingredients as directed for the cocktail and strain the mixture into three shot glasses. Sharing is caring.

Another alternative Key Lime Pie cocktail recipe uses vanilla vodka and Licor 43 as the primary base alcohol and liqueur. Try both recipes and decide which one you think best reflects the flavor of Key Lime Pie dessert.

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Key Lime Pie Cocktail

One thought on “Key Lime Pie Cocktail

  • October 4, 2017 at 10:49 am
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    Hi Marsha. You could possibly add a splash of vanilla syrup to get the vanilla richness. You might also try Tuaca if that is available.

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