Drac Attack Halloween Cocktails with Fondant Fangs

Jeanne Benedict
Celebrations Expert

Made with Baileys Irish Cream Liquer, it's the perfect addition to a "bite" of dessert.

Put an extra bite into your cocktails by decorating drink glasses with Fondant Fangs. Fondant is edible sugar clay that is sometimes used instead of icing on cakes.

  • Set up the Drac Attack ingredients on the bar (recipe below).
  • Place the Fondant Fang glasses nearby (fang instructions below).
  • Invite guests to mix up their own sweet sanguine cocktail in a Count Dracula inspired glass.

Ingredients

  • 4 Cup(s) Baileys Irish Cream Liqueur
  • 1 Cup premium vodka
  • Red food coloring
  • 1 oz. fresh lemon juice
  • Prepared white fondant*
  • Red icing gel

Directions

  • Pre-mix cocktail ingredients by adding Baileys and vodka into a glass pitcher. Stir in a drops of red food coloring until mixture resembles blood.
  • Pour into a Margarita or Daiquiri glass and float a candy spider sac on top.
  • To make individual cocktails, pour red Bailey's mixture into a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake and strain into a Fondant Fang glass.
  • Place the Fondant Fang glasses nearby (fang instructions below). To Make Fondant Fangs:
  • Sprinkle cornstarch on your work surface.
  • Roll out prepared white fondant just like you would roll out cookie dough.
  • Use a knife to cut out 3-inch wide Dracula fangs.
  • Line up the top edge of the fangs with the top rim of a wineglass.
  • Apply a little water on the back of the fangs and adhere them to the glass.
  • Accent fang tips with red icing gel to give them that "fresh bite" look.
  • Invite guests to mix up their own sweet sanguine cocktail in a Count Dracula inspired glass.
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