Tequila slammer
Tequila Slammer[edit | edit source]
The Tequila Slammer is a popular cocktail that is known for its unique method of consumption. It is also referred to as a Tequila Boom Boom, Tequila Pop or a Tequila Shot.
Ingredients[edit | edit source]
The Tequila Slammer is a simple cocktail that requires only two ingredients:
The carbonated beverage can be any of your choice, but traditionally, it is either Sprite or 7 Up.
Preparation[edit | edit source]
To prepare a Tequila Slammer, you will need a shot glass and a sturdy flat surface. Here are the steps:
- Fill the shot glass halfway with tequila.
- Top up the rest of the glass with the carbonated beverage.
- Cover the top of the glass with your palm.
- Slam the glass onto the table to mix the drink.
Consumption[edit | edit source]
The Tequila Slammer is not sipped, but rather taken as a shot. The slamming action causes the carbonated beverage to fizz up, which should be consumed immediately to experience the 'slamming' effect.
Variations[edit | edit source]
There are several variations of the Tequila Slammer, including:
- Golden Slammer: This variation uses gold tequila instead of the regular white or silver tequila.
- Slammer Royale: This is a more luxurious version that uses champagne instead of a carbonated soft drink.
- B-52: This is a layered shot that includes a layer of tequila.
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