Vodka WatermelonDrink Type: PunchIngredients
1 bottle(s) Vodka (One 1.14 litre bottle) (more Vodka drinks) InstructionsCut a hole into the top of the watermelon. Put the vodka into the hole and let it soak in the watermelon. Cut the top off the watermelon and get ready to be hammered. When you host a party, there are several things you need to have to ensure that your guests have a great time. Even if you don’t want to go overboard on all the little details, it is still important to remember that the key ingredients that make any adult party a blast are food and alcohol. If you plan on having a lot of guests at your party, buying food and alcohol to accommodate everyone can be a bit pricey. Do you really want to impress the crowd and save a little green in the process? Then, why not combine the two and make a Vodka Watermelon?! A Vodka Watermelon is quite possibly one of the best party accoutrements ever created, especially when it’s being served on a hot summer day. Guests can partake in a slice, satiate their hunger, and also start working on a tasty buzz. Creating a Vodka Watermelon is simple. All you need is a few items, and you’ll be ready to go in no time. The four items needed to create a Vodka Watermelon are a watermelon, vodka, a knife, and a funnel. A mini watermelon works well with a 375 ml vodka bottle. However, if you buy a large watermelon, you will need a larger bottle, or even an additional bottle. To begin, puncture the watermelon with the knife and create a hole on the top that is deep enough so that you can see the pink fruit, and is big enough to hold a funnel. Next, insert the funnel and begin pouring in the vodka. Make sure to pure slowly, because the vodka needs time to absorb. You may have to start and stop several times until the vodka will no longer absorb into the fruit. Once you’re done, the watermelon is ready to be served. Simply slice and let your guests have at it. While it really doesn’t get much easier than that, there are some additional tips that you may find helpful when creating a Vodka Watermelon:
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