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Baileys Rattlesnake


Watch the video recipe		Best served with: Baileys Original Irish Cream Where to buy

Drink Recipe Ingredients:

1 oz. Baileys Original Irish Cream (25 oz. per bottle)
.5 oz. Yukon Jack (25 oz. per bottle)

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Drink Recipe Preparation:

Add Baileys Original Irish Cream and Yukon Jack.
Shake with ice and strain into a shot glass.

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Videos:

Make the perfect Rattlesnake

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Nutritional Information

Serving Size:	1.5
%ABV:	50
Calories:	163
Alcohol:	0.75
Carbohydrates:	10.4
Protein:	0
Fat:	0.3

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