This flavorful drink combines RumChata with Caramel Vodka for a combination that will please anyone! Perfect to serve at any party, this is a dessert in a martini glass!
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Now that the Holiday season is here, one of my favorite things to do is serve new cocktails for the occasion! Last year, I shared the Bailey’s Peppermint Martini’s with you all and it was a huge hit! Even the Eggnog Mudslide was a favorite!
This year, I have SEVERAL cocktails coming up, but I decided to share my new favorite first…..the salted caramel martini! Yum!!
Only two ingredients, a few shakes, and a pour! That’s it!! Doesn’t get much easier, right?!?!
Last night, my hubby and I were waiting on dinner to finish cooking. We had a few minutes to spare, so I decided to whip these up for us. I made my hubby one first so that I could make mine and take pictures for the blog. After one sip of his drink, his eyes lit up and he said it was a winner!
It was just the right amount of caramel, the perfect creaminess, and when the two were combined…..it was Heavenly!!
I drizzled caramel sauce in the glass before pouring the drink inside and it made it more festive! You can skip that step though if you don’t have any caramel sauce on hand!
If you are hosting a party this Holiday season, having friends or family over, or even just looking for a tasty cocktail to enjoy in the evening…..look no further! You’ll love how quick this comes together! Its like dessert in a glass!
Enjoy but please be sure to drink responsibly!!
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Salted Caramel Martini
Ingredients
- 2 oz Caramel Vodka
- 2 oz Rum Chata
- Caramel Syrup
- Coarse Salt
Instructions
- Rim martini glass with caramel syrup and coarse salt (if desired).
- Drizzle caramel sauce inside martini glass (if desired).
- Shake caramel vodka and rumchata with ice to chill.
- Pour vodka rumchata mixture into prepared glass.
- Enjoy and drink responsibly!
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Rose Dymond
What about adding a small candy cane to the glass ? For both flavor and a festive look??
Kristin
That’s a great idea!! I love candy canes, so that would be a wonderful addition!!
Renae
A “martini” is made with vodka or gin and dry vermouth. How is it a martini if you omit a key “martini” ingredient?
Kristin
This has vodka in it, its just flavored vodka!
Jan
How do you make your Carmel syrup
Kristin
I typically buy the caramel syrup that is sold near the chocolate syrup. I haven’t made mine in years, but once I do, I will post that recipe to the blog and link it in this recipe!
KM
Super easy to make and absolutely smooth & delicious!!! When I make it again I plan on chilling both the vodka and Rumchata beforehand.
Kristin
Yea! So glad you enjoyed it!!
Christine @ myblissfulmess
This drink is super easy to make and it’s SO delicious! This makes a wonderful dessert drink for fall and winter. This would also be great for a “Girls Night In”.
I noticed someone said (I know two years ago) that this recipe is shockingly similar to the on on Tipsy Bartender, and wanted to know who made it first? Well tipsy bartender is using your photos, so I’d say they got the recipe from right here.
Kristin
Yea!! So glad you enjoyed this and I love the idea of making this for a Girls Night In! Good thinking!!
Michele
How many Calories ?
Kristin
60 calories per serving
Ann G.
Martinis can be a bit strong for me so I turned this into a cocktail by adding a splash of half and half to it. Then you can have more than one!😁
Kristin
Oooo I like your thinking! Sounds just as tasty and TWO?? Yes please!!!
Sam
Shockingly similar to “Tipsy Bartender’s” recipe.
Who made it first?
Kristin
Good question, I am not sure! I received the recipe from a friend at a dinner party. He made us these and we loved them!
Shirley
Salted?
Kristin
Good catch, thanks! Sorry I forgot the “salted” step, haha! I have corrected recipe! Thanks again!!