In this episode the guys recreate a drink from It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, discuss the idea of kidnapping a crow from it’s nest, wonder about the size of crows eggs and talk about the history of the flip.
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But seriously today we take a crack at Fight Milk from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. In constructing this drink, it’s pretty much impossible not to make it a flip since it’s dairy based and consists of a full egg. We were not able to figure out how to steal a crows egg so we used a regular chicken egg but that’s all good because I’m not sure many of you guys would drink a drink with a crows egg in it anyways. Not to mention we’d have to make a separate video on how to steal eggs from crows…it’s a lot easier to just go to the store and buy some eggs.
Flips are an old class of drink dating back to as early as 1695 according to the Oxford English Dictionary. It describes a drink made with Beer, Rum and Sugar that would be heated with a red hot poking iron which would then cause the drink to froth, this act was called “flipping” the cocktail. Over time eggs and cream were added and slowly the cocktail took it’s present form.
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Barfly Shaking Tins In Copper
Barfly Measuring Cup Jigger
Barfly Fine Strainer
Barfly Hawthorn Strainer in Copper
Fight Milk
Ingredients
- 1.5 oz Jamaica Rum (Dr. Bird)
- .75 oz Banana Liqueur
- 1 oz Whole Milk
- .25 oz Simple Syrup
- 1 Whole Egg
- 6 Drops Xocoltl Mole Bitters Bittermen’s
- Grated Nutmeg
Instructions
- Add ingredients to tin and dry shake for about 30 seconds
- Add large ice cube to the tin and shake 8-10 seconds
- Double Strain into chilled glass
- Garnish with fresh Nutmeg
