VIDEORECIPE Easy homemade Toblerone cocktail recipe

This easy recipe teaches how to make a White Russian, one of the most famous classic cocktails. Don't miss it!

This make-at-home version of a coffee-shop pumpkin spice latte gets bonus points for using actual pumpkin, plus it’s spiked with rum. Plan ahead and make a batch of Homemade Pumpkin Spice Liqueur. When it’s ready, brew some coffee, add the liqueur, and top with a dollop of brown-sugar whipped cream and freshly grated nutmeg. Serve steaming in mugs with Spiced Pumpkin-Pecan Pancakes to reach pumpkin brunch critical mass.

Dear readers, this winter I'd like to share with you a simple but powerful Christmas chocolate liqueur recipe that is a great favourite in our family. I have made it several times and I can assure you that it will be a great surprise not only for chocolate lovers, but for everyone!

Let yourself be surprised by exciting, homemade liqueurs! This delicious creation is my absolute favorite - Raffaello liqueur! The blend of creamy coconut, the smoothness of white chocolate and the seductive scent of rum is simply irresistible for any Raffaello lover!

This indulgent Spiced Rum Coffee blend delivers distinct, rich flavors perfect for a warm treat on a cold day. It has the perfect blend of coffee, spices, and a rum kick. This is great for sipping on a cozy evening or giving as a sophisticated dessert offering after dinner.

This autumn-inspired drink uses sweet maple-flavored liqueur with apple brandy, sparkling apple cider, and a bit of lemon juice to balance it all out. What to buy: We like Sortilège maple liqueur for its smooth and not-too-sweet blending of whisky and maple syrup.

Substituting tangerine juice for lime in a margarita is a revelation. The taste is gentler, a little sweeter, and far more aromatic—the tangerine flavor acts as a shadow for the orange liqueur, amplifying its presence. If you can get a Meyer lemon to garnish with (it adds a final burst of citrus perfume), go for it. If not, a regular Eureka lemon will do just fine.

Orange liqueur and Cognac-based Bénédictine are shaken with heavy cream in this after-dinner drink inspired by the flavors of a Creamsicle.