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Glow in the Dark Non-Alcoholic Martini (2 Methods)
This fun recipe is a real crowd-pleaser at parties, especially around Halloween time. These are best served in a dark room or one with minimal light for maximum wow-effect. Make them about a half-hour before the party, or the seltzer will go flat. (If you're using a non-carbonated recipe, feel free to make them further in advance, however the glow steps must be made less than a half-hour before serving.)
(Please excuse the bad photos, I'll put in better ones very soon.)
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gabriella.richbourg added Glow In The Dark Martini (virgin Version) to alcohol
11 Dec 08:19
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Zombie Babe added Glow In The Dark Martini (virgin Version) to All Hallow's Eve
04 Oct 03:51
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Zombie Babe favorited Glow In The Dark Martini (virgin Version)
22 Sep 06:43
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Step 1First off, start out with some cute decorative martini glasses. (These drinks are best served individually, rather than having guests ladle it out of a punch bowl.)
Please excuse my horrid pictures as my camera currently sucks. d: I'm going to do this again and take better pictures. Also, the entire glow step has no picture because the flash on my camera was broken and wouldn't turn off, I'll take pictures with my mom's camera later and add in new pictures)
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A thought occurs, though. Instead of putting your glow stick in the drink, which, judging from the comments, seems to put people off quite a lot, why not fill a jar with some kind of soda water, stick it in that, and use it as decoration? Nifty glowing things without drinking chemicals. Everyone wins.
Well fist of all. STOP being mean. And Dolly. That was uncalled for. At least TRY to be nice.
Here is an idea I have. I am surprised that no one else has thought of this... But this is what I would do. Take a glow bracelet and wrap it around the cup. Ta-da. A drink that glows with out PUTTINg it IN the drink. The end.
NOW the case is CLOSED.
P.S.
As far as questioning your intelligence, it is actually quite a reasonable thing to do. Check your grammar and typos, lady. "If you still refuse to believe me, at least I didn't try." Does that make any sense? And you have a habit of placing commas in unnecessary locations. Just a few tips. You seem so fond of giving them, I thought you might like to receive some for a change.
Like I said before, it is ultimately your decision to continue drinking it as I cannot stop you, however I just want you to know the extent of harm you are placing on your body by consuming even a small amount of this poison. I once again stress that you really should read the first link I posted because maybe then the information that I'm relying to you might actually sink in.
I only am saying this because I feel that it is my duty to at least inform people when they are making very bad decision, that can ultimately harm their life. Take it in whichever way you want it to, and if you still refuse to believe me then at least I didn't try.