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- Prep time
- 5 min
- Cook time
- 0 min
- Total time
- 5 min
- Yield
- 2 servings
The Swedish Fish shooter recreates the candy's berry flavor with raspberry vodka, blackberry liqueur, and cranberry juice. It is bright red, fruity, and easy to batch for a party.
Ingredients
How to make swedish fish shooter
- Shake vodka, blackberry liqueur, and cranberry juice with ice.
- Strain into two shot glasses.
- Garnish each rim with a Swedish Fish candy.
- Serve cold.
Make it your own
| Ingredient | Swap | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Simple syrup | Agave or honey syrup | Start with half as much and adjust to taste |
| Fresh citrus juice | Bottled juice | Fresh tastes brighter, but bottled works in a pinch |
| Regular ice | One large cube | A large cube melts more slowly in spirit-forward drinks |
Storage & leftovers
For the best flavor, mix this drink just before serving. Chill the ingredients ahead instead of storing a finished ice-filled drink.
Any prepared syrup or fruit mixture can be refrigerated separately in a sealed jar for up to 5 days.
A few helpful answers
How should I serve swedish fish shooter?
Serve it immediately in a chilled glass with fresh ice where specified. That preserves the intended temperature, texture, and dilution.
Can I make swedish fish shooter ahead?
Prepare the non-carbonated mixture ahead and refrigerate it. Add ice, soda, and garnishes immediately before serving.
Can I double this recipe?
Yes. Double each ingredient evenly; use a larger pan, bowl, or pitcher as needed.
125 calories · 0g protein · 16g carbohydrates · 0g fat · 4mg sodium