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Mocha Martini
Made with good espresso, this cocktail is a richly flavoured balance of bittersweetness
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Richard Forbes
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31st August 2025 at 19:22
Anyone else find that the single cream just sinks to the bottom?
How do you float it.. Although it creates a look with the white at the bottom
Simon Difford
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1st September 2025 at 11:28
Double (heavy) cream is easier to float, but whichever cream you use, the trick is to whip it or shake it to get air into the cream. Then pouring down the handle of a flat-end bar spoon is my preferred method of layering the cream over the cocktail.
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Max Pokrashenko
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20th May 2023 at 17:35
Like a tiramisu
STUART WHITEHOUSE
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20th October 2023 at 17:23
It really does!
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How do you float it.. Although it creates a look with the white at the bottom