Buttered Toffee Cocktail
Enjoy a sweet amaretto cocktail with the Buttered Toffee cocktail.
Ingredients
Directions
- In an ice filled glass combine coffee liqueur, irish cream, amaretto and milk. Shake well.
- Rim edge of glass with caramel syrup and fill with ice.
- Pour mix over top of ice and garnish with caramel candy.
Tools
Rocks Glass
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