Jamaica Gleaner
Published: Thursday | April 23, 2009
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Drinks anyone?
Latoya Grindley, Gleaner Writer


Bartender Devanie Powell adds the special ingredient, the vanilla ice cream. This helps to give the drink a smooth and creamy taste.

A dessert drink with a subtle taste of alcohol is characteristic of the Brandy Ambrose, a drink of choice for many at Cuddy'z Restaurant and Bar in New Kingston. Just like another top-seller, the mud wrestler (similar to the mud slide), the Brandy Ambrose is smooth and creamy in taste, which apparently is a popular choice for women.

Bartender Devanie Powell says everyone can drink this special concoction, even those who have a low tolerance for alcohol. "It is not too strong and people tend to like the ice-cream flavour and liqueur used to make the drink."

Preparation

In blender, add:

Vanilla ice cream

Brandy

Creme de Cacao

Ice

Blend ingredients then serve.

The glass is laced with chocolate syrup before the drink is poured in. Whipped cream and a cherry are used for garnishing.

latoya.grindley@gleanerjm.com

To complete the Brandy Ambrose, whipped cream is added and, as an extra topping, a cherry is placed on top for garnishing. - photos by Peta-Gaye Clachar/Staff Photographer


Before the drink is poured, the glass is coated with chocolate syrup, giving it that extra appeal.

Brandy is one of the vital ingredients used in this drink.

After blending the ingredients and lacing the glass with syrup, bartender Devanie Powell is now ready to pour the Brandy Ambrose.

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