Autumn Sunset Revisited

A while back I decided that I wanted to try out mixing some drinkings. Things that you wouldn't normally see for flavoured alcohol. I made on before with strawberry marshmallows and Lemonheads, each dissolving them in vodka. I decided to revisit that to see if I could do it better.
I started once again with a jar with Lemonheads in it. They're a sour candy. Sour items can be good because they bite through the taste of alcohol, making it easy to drink. That's why you bite a lime when you're doing tequila.

Banana Marshmallow Vodka

I've enjoyed the strawberry marshmallows from a while back. I wondered if the success that they had could be transferred to other types of candy. Luckily these fake banana marshmallows fit the bill. I'm not the biggest fan of bananas, but they have a place.

Autumn Sunset

I have quite a bit of mixed vodka these days, so I decided to mix and match to try and come up with a few interesting mixtures. If you couldn't figure it out by the tags, or by the title, this one happens to be a mix of Strawberry Marshmallow vodka, and Lemonhead vodka.

I like this shot because it shows that there is more than one layer to the drink. The twinge of lemon at the bottom it nice to see.

Marshmallow Vodka

Marshmallows are awesome. Except for the ones that my uncle tried giving me this one time. It turned out that they were actually the insides of bulrushes. Real marshmallows though are great, so I decided to see what would happen when we kicked them up a notch.

I started out with some dehydrated marshmallows. They lost their squishiness factor, making them quite hard. It was my belief that we could get more vodka into that way.