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Cement Mixer Shot – A Stunning Mess


The Cement Mixer shot recipe (aka Concrete Mixer) is the most polarizing shot EVER—you will either love it or hate it. Made by combining Irish cream liqueur and lime juice this shot curdles in your mouth. I repeat, this shot is an intentionally curdled texture. Hence the name—cement mixer. This shot has the texture of uncured cement (or more accurately, cottage cheese).

Whether you are drinking this ironically, as a dare or for some other reason, most humans will never understand this is definitely a drink you MUST enjoy in front of an audience. It is hilarious.

More shot recipes: Green Tea Shot, Lemon Drop Shot, Kamikaze Shot, Jello Shots, Pudding Shots.

Ingredients

  • Irish Cream Liqueur – Such as Bailey’s.
  • Lime Juice – Freshly squeezed.

You can use any classic shot glass to serve this drink. You won’t need a cocktail shaker or any other tools—you can build this recipe right in the shot glass.

Instructions

In a shot glass, pour one part chilled Irish cream liqueur. 

Next, pour an equal part lime juice. An interesting chemical reaction will take place—you can see the curdle happen almost instantly. If you want a quicker reaction, you can give it a gentle stir. 

Serve immediately. It gets thicker by the minute. 

What does a Cement Mixer taste like? 

The unique texture of a cement mixer is what makes this recipe truly memorable. When acidic lime juice mixes with the fat of the Irish cream liqueur, the texture transforms to a lumpy slurry. This gag shot is a party trick and makes an excellent dare.

Tips for Making

  • Serve with a delicious chaser. This drink has my vote for “worst shot recipe ever created” and many people online claim it’s the most disgusting thing they have ever tasted. The novelty may wear off fast, so have other tastier options available.
  • You can substitute Bailey’s for any other Irish cream liqueur. You can substitute lime juice for lemon juice if needed. The effect will be the same.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s in a Cement Mixer shot?

A Cement Mixer shot is made with equal parts Irish cream liqueur (such as Bailey’s) and fresh lime juice.

What shot curdles when you take it?

The cement mixer shot is the famous curdled texture shot. Many people say it’s the “grossest thing they have ever ate or drank.”

What does a Cement Mixer taste like?

The flavors of a Cement Mixer are Bailey’s Irish Cream liqueur mixed with lime juice. In my opinion, the flavors are not bad. The thing that makes this shot nearly unbearable is the texture that becomes similar to cottage cheese when the acid in the lime juice reacts with the milk fat in the Irish cream.

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Learn to make this classic gag shot—the Cement Mixer. Just two ingredients!

Yield 1 shot

Prep 2 minutes

Instructions

  • In a shot glass, pour one part chilled Irish cream liqueur. 

  • Next, pour an equal part lime juice. An interesting chemical reaction will take place—you can see the curdle happen almost instantly. If you want a quicker reaction, you can give it a gentle stir. 

  • Serve immediately. It gets thicker by the minute. 

Notes

  • Serve with a delicious chaser. This drink has my vote for “worst shot recipe ever created” and many people online claim it’s the most disgusting thing they have ever tasted. The novelty may wear off fast, so have other tastier options available.
  • You can substitute Bailey’s for any other Irish cream liqueur. You can substitute lime juice for lemon juice if needed. The effect will be the same.

Nutrition

Nutrition Facts

Cement Mixer Shot (SUMMER)

Amount per Serving

% Daily Value*

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

Notice: Nutrition is auto-calculated, using Spoonacular, for your convenience. Where relevant, we recommend using your own nutrition calculations.

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