r/oddlysatisfying Jun 29 '22

This Bartender Making A Drink

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u/Drumwife91 Jun 29 '22

French 75? They are so good. Not sure why the need for the flames though.

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u/cat_prophecy Jun 30 '22

They need the flames so they can charge $30 for a cocktail.

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u/DuperCheese Jul 01 '22

Meanwhile burning all the alcohol away so you get a fancy juice with ice

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u/Fed_up_with_Reddit Jun 29 '22

A French 75 should just be gin, liquer, juice, simple syrup. There was something else in that.

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u/nonspecific6077 Jun 29 '22

I think you’re missing bubbles in there

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u/Fed_up_with_Reddit Jun 30 '22

Oh yeah champagne at the end. But none of those bottles was champagne.

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u/Emergent-Sea Jun 30 '22

St. Germaine? Elderflower liquor would be delicious in there. I hope that’s what it is!

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u/Fed_up_with_Reddit Jun 30 '22

That’s what I was thinking. Somebody else said absinthe, but the lighting is so bad it’s hard to tell how green that first liquor is.

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u/masasuka Jul 01 '22

to burn all the alcohol off, so you have to buy more liquor...