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“The Pink Elephant” Cocktail Recipe
Inspired by HedgeComber’s Pink Elephant cocktail recipe, I sought out to make this recipe in large batch format so I wouldn’t need to keep mixing it up for guests during the party. Everything was chilled in advanced so the drink would be ready to serve. You may have also noticed that I substituted lemons in place of the limes. And when in bulk…it didn’t quite look pink…
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But it was still delicious! For a batch recipe, here’s the amount break down:
- 2 cups freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1 750 ml bottle of vodka
- 4 750 ml bottles of
I chilled the vodka and lemonade the night before so it was nice and cold. I didn’t want to add ice to the pitcher for fear of diluting the cocktail. However, because of how hot it was, I wish I had. Still, guests drank it up and there was nothing left by the end of the night!
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To finish off the look, I decorated all the champagne glasses with pink elephants for effect. 🙂
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2 Comments
Jane
I wholeheartedly support making this in a big batch! Hic! 😀
Chelsea
It worked well as one! Thank you for the fabulous recipe!