Cocktail lovers and candy fanatics, unite! Today, I’m sharing one of my all-time favorite cocktail recipes: my Salted Caramel Chocolate Martini with Baileys. This decadent drink is the perfect blend of sweet and salty, with a rich chocolate base and a smooth, creamy finish that tastes like a boozy, liquid Snickers candy bar.
Featured comment: This martini is amazing! It really does taste just like a Snickers, except with a kick! It’s easy to make and so delicious! I did not try the homemade chocolate sauce recipe, instead I just used Hershey’s syrup. All I can say about this is YUM!!” – Christine
Update: This post was originally published in October 2016. I made edits to the post below to include more information about this candy cocktail. Plus, I added a recipe video to show you how easy this Chocolate Martini is to make!
Whether you’re looking to impress your guests with an after-dinner tipple or simply want to treat yourself to a dreamy, dessert-meets-drink after a long day, this chocolate bar martini is sure to hit the spot. So, grab your shaker and let’s get to mixing!
About this chocolate martini recipe
Hey, you guuuuuuys!!!! This chocolate liqueur cocktail – it tastes EXACTLY like Sloth’s favorite candy in smooth liquid form. Except with a boozy touch, of course. Because adulting. 🤷♀️
If you love Snickers candy bars, you’re going to flip for this Salted Caramel & Chocolate Martini recipe! Featuring caramel vodka, chocolate liqueur, and Irish cream, this martini recipe yields the ultimate dessert-drink mashup that the Boy has dubbed “Halloween in a glass.”
Seriously, who needs eat candy when you can drink it!? Okay, so maybe you still need candy. But you definitely need a pitcher of this caramel chocolate cocktail on the side.
This vodka chocolate martini recipe is sinfully decadent, ridiculously rich, and perfectly creamy with heavenly notes of chocolate and caramel. When served in a fancy martini glass drizzled with easy homemade chocolate sauce, topped with creamy whipped cream, and garnished with chopped candy, you’ll have yourself the best chocolate martini recipe of your life, bar none.
Basically, this candy bar martini is the perfect culmination of your inner child and your grown-ass self’s desires — drinkable candy that gets you sauced. Hedonism never tasted so good!
Why you’ll love these drinks with chocolate liqueur
Aside from being a delightfully drinkable dessert that’ll have you coming back for more, my ultimate chocolate martini recipe is also:
- Quick & Easy – Measure, shake, strain, serve. It only takes a few minutes to make!
- Rich & Creamy – Seriously, y’all. It’s like melted candy bar ice cream magic.
- Budget-Friendly – I don’t know about you, but last time my friends and I went out for cocktails, our jaws hit the floor. I mean, $15 for ONE drink?!? You can make your own Happy Hour at home for a group, complete with snacks, for less than the price of a round the town.
- Customizable – Serve your chocolatey bailey martini in a chilled martini glass topped with rich dark chocolate syrup and shaved chocolate or a mini candy bar for an epic dessert drink.
What is a chocolate martini?
Well, my dears, this caramelly chocolate martini with baileys is a magical elixir that transports you to a world of pure imagination! Imagine the chocolate river in Willy Wonka’s factory, but with a sophisticated, boozy twist. It’s a heavenly concoction of chocolatey goodness, with a generous splash of silky smooth salted caramel vodka and a dash of nutty whimsy.
One sip is like a little slice of heaven in a glass where calories don’t exist and happiness is abundant. So, if you’re in the mood for a little bit of magic in your life, whip up a batch of this chocotini recipe and let the enchantment begin!
The ingredients for chocolate martinis
If you’ve ever wondered what’s in a baileys chocolate martini, you’ve probably checked out dozens of chocolate martini recipes. While there are lots of options out there, I’ve gotta say — this Snickers-inspired tipple might just be the best chocolate cocktail recipe around.
Here’s what you need:
- Caramel Vodka – Sweet, salty, and filled with boozy goodness, this caramel-flavored spirit is key to achieving the candy bar vibe we’re going for.
- Substitution: If you don’t have caramel vodka, you can substitute regular vodka and add a bit of caramel syrup to taste.
- Irish Cream – For creamy sweetness and another layer of booze. I used caramel-flavored Irish Cream in my martini to give it an extra caramel kick, but you can use a plain ‘ole Irish Cream, such as Baileys.
- Substitution: You can also swap in any other cream liquors, such as Knappogue Castle, Feckin, or Teeling Small Batch.
- Chocolate Liqueur – I’m a big fan of Godiva chocolate liqueur, which tastes like a melted truffle in a glass.
- Amaretto – If you want that nutty, salty Snickers flavor, this almond-flavored liqueur is the way to go.
- Substitutions: Feel free to swap in another nut-flavored liqueur like hazelnut-flavored Frangelico! Alternatively, you can use a small splash of nut-flavored extract and more vodka.
- Half-and-Half – Optional, but highly recommended if you want an extra creamy, smooth, melted ice cream vibe. You can use either fat-free or regular for the dessert martini. If you want your cocktail a little less strong, simply add more half-and-half. If you like your cocktail stiff, skip the half-and-half altogether.
- Substitutions: Feel free to swap in a 50/50 split of cream and milk (that’s what half-and-half means!!), or use your favorite plant-based creamer instead.
Decorative chocolate sauce
If you’re making your own microwave chocolate sauce, you’ll also need:
- Semisweet Chocolate Chips – My easy chocolate syrup uses just chocolate, half-n-half, and a zap in the microwave for a sauce that’s far more delicious than Hershey’s syrup, without any weird preservatives!
Martini with Baileys variations
As much as I love this recipe for chocolate martini with baileys just the way it’s written, there’s plenty of room for you to put your own spin on things. Here are a few ideas to get your creative wheels turning:
- Dairy-Free/Vegan – Use a vegan cream liqueur, such as Baileys Almande or Creme de Noyaux and swap in your favorite plant-based creamer.
- Chocolate Mint Martini – Swap in peppermint schnapps or creme de menthe in place of amaretto for a refreshing, Peppermint Patty twist.
- Nutella Martini – Substitute hazelnut liqueur (e.g. Frangelico) for the amaretto to create a drinkable Ferrero Rocher truffle. 🤤
- Spicy Chocolate Martini – Add a pinch of cayenne pepper or chili powder to the recipe for a spicy, Aztec-inspired kick.
- Chocolate Raspberry Martini – Swap in your favorite berry-flavored liqueur (e.g. Chambord) in place of the amaretto. Alternatively, you can add a splash of raspberry liqueur to the recipe for a chocolatey PB&J vibe. YUM.
- Chocolate Orange Martini – Substitute orange liqueur (e.g. Grand Marnier) for the amaretto to create drinkable version of those smash-able chocolate oranges you used to get in your Christmas stocking.
How to make a martini chocolate bar?
Making vodka chocolate baileys martini mix at home is super easy. Here’s what you’ll do:
- Measure: Grab all your bar ingredients for this chocotini recipe. Then, measure the alcohols and liqueurs.
- Add to a Shaker: Fill a martini shaker with ice and add all the chocolate martini ingredients.
- Shake: Place the top onto the cocktail shaker and shake vigorously until very cold to the touch.
- Pour Martini: Pour the chocolate liqueur cocktail out into chilled martini glasses rimmed with chocolate or sugar.
- Garnish and Serve: Top your chocolate cocktail with your favorite dessert toppings, like whipped cream and crushed cookies. Serve and enjoy immediately.
Expert tips for the best chocolate bar martini
While making this chocolate vodka martini is pretty straightforward, there are a few tricks I’ve learned to ensure the BEST possible cocktails:
- Place your glasses in the freezer or fridge for at least 30 minutes before shaking up your delicious drinks to ensure they are frosty and delicious.
- The key to the ultimate chocolate martini recipe is using high-quality ingredients, like premium chocolate liqueur and fresh Irish cream.
- Shake it like you mean it. To get the perfect frothy texture, shake your cocktail shaker vigorously for at least 20 seconds. This will help blend all the martini mix ingredients together and create a smooth, creamy consistency.
- After shaking your chocolate martini, use a strainer to remove any ice chips or bits of chocolate that may have broken off during shaking to ensure a silky, smooth texture.
- Go for garnishing gold. To give your chocolate martini an extra touch of indulgence, garnish it with whipped cream, a piece of chocolate, a drizzle of caramel and chocolate, or a dusting of cocoa powder.
- Remember that taste is subjective. Don’t be afraid to experiment with the proportions of the ingredients to find the perfect balance of sweet and creamy flavors. Everyone’s taste buds are different, so adjust the ratios in this cocktail with chocolate liqueur to suit your own preferences.
- To give your chocolate cocktails extra pizazz, decorate the inside of the glasses. I like to use chocolate and/or caramel sauce. Simply drizzle the sauce(s) on the inside of the glass and then place the glass in the freezer for at least 10 minutes. This step is completely optional. If you would like to make your own sauce, I have included an easy, microwave-based homemade chocolate sauce recipe in the notes section of the recipe card below.
FAQs: chocolate martini recipes
What’s in a chocolate martini?
My chocolate Snicker-tini is a chocolatey, caramelly twist on a traditional vodka martini. The main ingredients in this simple chocolate martini recipe are caramel vodka, Baileys Irish cream, chocolate liqueur, and amaretto.
What does a chocolate martini taste like?
Think of these chocolate liqueur cocktails as luxurious, velvety smooth chocolatey goodness, with a hint of creaminess that dissolves on your tongue. One sip is like taking a luxurious dip in a pool of rich, melty chocolate, with just a hint of caramel and cream to keep things interesting. It’s dessert in a glass, but with a boozy twist that makes it even better.
I basically consider it liquid happiness made from the tears of unicorns and Willy Wonka’s dreams. Need I say more?
Are chocolate martinis strong?
Oh, you better believe they are! A chocolate martini with Irish cream is like a tiny, powerful chocolatey tornado in a glass. It may look innocent with its silky smooth texture and tempting garnishes, but don’t be fooled — it packs a punch! So go ahead and enjoy, but be warned: a few sips of this delightful concoction and you’ll be floating on Cloud 9.
Can I make a chocolate bar martini without alcohol?
Yes, you can absolutely make this recipe for chocolate martinis without alcohol. To do so, simply swap out the alcohol for non-alcoholic vodka, and the liqueurs for their non-alcoholic counterparts.
What’s the best Irish cream for a martini?
When selecting a brand or Irish Cream, it’s most important to consider your own personal preferences. If you prefer a snickers martini with a smooth, creamy flavor I recommend Bailey’s Irish Cream, Knappague, or Tettling. If you prefer a richer chocolate martini, use a flavor-infused cream liqueur, such as Feckin which has notes of coffee and chocolate.
Serving martini chocolate bar
- This chocolate caramel martini is so indulgent and rich, it can easily replace a dessert. Serve it after a fancy dinner party to impress your guests and make them feel pampered. And, don’t forget to pair it with this peppermint dessert cocktail if you want to be the host with the most.
- If you don’t want dessert to be too one note, serve these chocolate cocktails alongside a cheese course. The creamy, candy flavors of my chocolate martini go surprisingly well with salty, tangy cheeses.
- These chocolate martini vodka drinks are the perfect addition to any fancy brunch spread. Pair them with some eggs Benedict or Cinnamon French toast for a decadent start to your day.
- Snuggle up with a cozy blanket and a chocolate martini while you enjoy a classic spooky movie or binge-watch your favorite scary TV show. Consider Halloween adult-ified.
Garnishing chocolate martinis
There are endless ways to garnish the top of a martini or decorate the rim. Below are some fun and delicious martini toppings to get your creative juices flowing:
Garnishes
- Chocolate Shavings: Use a vegetable peeler to shave a chocolate bar into thin strips to garnish your drink.
- Mini Candy Bars: Place a couple pieces of mini candy bars on a skewer and use that as a garnish to create an epic candy bar martini.
- Whipped Cream: Use homemade whipped cream for the best flavor.
- Espresso Powder: Dust a bit of instant espresso over the top of your martini for an energetic kick.
- Cocoa Powder: Or keep things ultra-chocolatey by dusting the top of your chocolate baileys drink with cocoa powder.
- Crushed Cookies: Crush up your favorite chocolate cookies, like Oreos, chocolate chip, or triple chocolate cookies to garnish the top of your baileys chocolate martini.
Rim ideas
- Chocolate Syrup: Personally, rich chocolate syrup or chocolate sauce are my favorite rim ideas for this milkshake martini.
- Sugar: Combine an equal amount of cocoa powder and white sugar on a small plate. Dip the martini rim into water, then into the sugary chocolate mixture.
- Chocolate Sprinkles: Dip the rim of the martini glass into chocolate sauce or water, then into a bowl of chocolate sprinkles.
- Graham Crackers: Crush cinnamon graham crackers into a fine dust. Dip the rim in water, followed by the cracker powder.
- Chocolate Dust: Dip the rim of a martini glass into water, then into cocoa powder.
Storing the ultimate chocolate martini recipe
- If you have any leftover chocolate bailey martini, you can store it in a clean, airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2-3 days. When you’re ready to enjoy it again, give it a good shake or stir to blend any separated ingredients back together. Keep in mind that the texture and flavors may change slightly after being refrigerated, but it should still be safe to drink.
- You’re also welcome to freeze leftover Snicker Cocktails for up to a month, though this drink recipe works better if you omit the half-n-half. Please note that the chocolate martinis with baileys won’t freeze all the way through because alcohol has a much lower freezing point than water.
Thanks for shaking things up with me and getting the inside scoop on how to make the perfect baileys chocolate martini! Remember, life is too short to not indulge in a little sweetness every now and then. So go ahead and enjoy this delicious treat in all its frothy, creamy glory. Cheers to you, and may all your chocolate dreams come true!
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The best Snickers Chocolate Martinis with Baileys recipe👇
Chocolate Bar Martini
Equipment
- 1 Martini Shaker (substitute: mason jar)
- 2 Martini Glasses (substitute: cocktail glasses of choice)
Ingredients
- 3 ounces Caramel Vodka (substitute: regular vodka)
- 1 ounce Irish Cream (plain Baileys OR caramel flavored Irish cream)
- 1 ounce Chocolate Liqueur
- .5 ounce Amaretto
- One Splash Half-and-Half - OPTIONAL (substitute: heavy cream)
- Optional for Serving: Easy Chocolate Sauce and/or Caramel Sauce
- Optional Garnishes: Mini Snickers, Whipped Cream, Cocoa Powder
Instructions
- Optional - Decorate Martini Glasses: Drizzle vertical lines of chocolate sauce and/or caramel sauce on the inside of 2 martini glasses. Transfer to the freezer and let chill until ready to use.
- Mix the Martini Cocktail: Add all ingredients to a cocktail shaker and fill with ice. Shake until well chilled. Strain into chilled martini glasses.
- Pour Martini: Remove the cocktail glasses from the freezer. Carefully strain the chocolate martini into the chilled glasses.
- Garnish and Serve: Top your chocolate martini with whipped cream and mini chocolate bars, if using. Enjoy immediately!
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Notes
- Irish Cream: I used caramel flavored Irish Cream in my martini to give it an extra caramel kick, but you can use plain Irish Cream if that is what you have on hand.
- Cream: This dessert martini recipe calls for a splash of half-and-half; you can use either fat free or regular if you like. If you want your cocktail a little less strong, simply add more half-and-half. If you like your cocktail stiff, skip the half-and-half all together.
- To decorate the glasses, I like to use chocolate and/or caramel sauce. Simply drizzle the sauce(s) on the inside of the glass and then place the glass in the freezer for at least 10 minutes. You can skip this step if jazzed up martini glasses aren’t your thing.
- Best Garnishes: Looking for the ultimate chocolate martini recipe? Make sure you top this drink with whipped cream, coarsely chopped chocolate bars, and a sprinkling of cocoa powder.
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This martini is amazing! It really does taste just like a Snickers, except with a kick! It’s easy to make and so delicious! I did not try the homemade chocolate sauce recipe, instead I just used Hershey’s syrup. All I can say about this is YUM!!
Talking about Halloween candy…I don’t know why we did it so early, but we bought a bag of treats today. Certainly, we needed to sample (only one or two sweets, I swear) it. It looks like we need to get more candy. And this luscious fancy coctail has been one of the most favorite creations of yours.
Seriously, how did I miss this the first time around?! It looks deadly Chey! Such a great signature cocktail for the upcoming holidays! Hope you have an awesome week! Cheers!
I’ve never been one for sweet drinks but I’d 100% make an exception for this beauty. Snickers are one of my FAVORITE EVER candy bars and I love your idea of having a pitcher of Snickers martinis alongside my beloved candy. In fact, I think I’ll do that for Halloween; it will make Cookie’s incessant barking at the doorbell far more pleasant :). Have a great week, my dear!
Definitely didn’t know caramel vodka existed – now I HAVE to have it! I love the photos (especially the outer chocolate drizzle)! This looks like my kind of cocktail!
I need about 10 of these in front of me right now! Snickers was/is my favorite Halloween candy of all and I adore martinis so this recipe is a keeper 🙂
OMG! You are such a tease! Snickers are my favorite Halloween candy and making it into a boozy martini is almost too much for the pregnant gal to take! This one will have to go in my little folder (which is growing all the time) of things I can’t have now, but must have post baby!
Is 10 am too early for a cocktail? Please say no because this snickers martini looks incredible.
Oh my gosh I think you just made my dreams come true! This looks AMAZING!
I wish I found one of these in my kids’ trick or treat bags! Lol. THIS is what I needed on Halloween — such a dreary, rainy night here! And Snickers is my favorite!
Snickers in liquid form?! You are crazyyyy girl 😀 hahahah I just HAVE to make this! I’m a big fan of snickers (and God knows I need some alcohol to relax those days) 😉 Def going to try these. Love it!!!
gosh, this is absolutely genius!! I want, I want!!
OMG!!! You. Officially. Win. Halloween. And how did you know that I craftily hid back many of the fun sized Snickers bars for my own self…and here’s what they are for – Snickertini garnish!! THE BEST, and so are you! xo!
Your Halloween is anything but lame. That sounds perfect to me. I’m the lame one because I keep contemplating whether the face paint I put on to answer the door for trick or treaters is going to get in the way of my candy eating. I mean, face paint probably doesn’t taste good.
This cocktail sounds fantastic. I can’t think of a better way to have Snickers!
Cheyanne, am gonna have to lump myself in your lame – er special – category as my daughter and I plan on staying home dressed in our jammies and binge watching scary Netflix movies! I must say I contemplated dressing my 2 “children that walk on all fours” up and taking them trick or treating – but am thinking that just might make me even more “special” – gah – I so need this to drown my sorry in! 🙂
By the way – Girl – you did such a fantastic job with drizzling those glasses – your photos AND this snickertini look and sound absolutely fabulous!
I have a friend who would find this drink irresistible. I’ll have to prepare it the next time we have her and her husband over for cocktails.
Now this is the way to do Halloween! And by the way….I don’t steel from my kids buckets….I just save them from eating too much candy themselves 🙂 It’s what all good parents do 🙂
Omg this is like my dream martini! I love snickers, and leave it to you to create a magical concoction with it! Seriously, you always make the coolest drinks, Cheyanne! <3
No plans for Halloween – just making some festive treats and trying not to eat too much candy 😉 This martini is the perfect twist on a candy bar favorite! Happy Halloween, Cheyanne!
ah, awesome. Just awesome. Bring on Martini Monday!
So I love Snickers, but only in the fun or mini size. And now I love them in the martini glass size as well. The former bartender in me cringes at the thought of having to make a creamy cocktail on the fly, but for sipping on at home I totally welcome the idea. And the extra snickers for garnish and chocolate sauce for the glass 🙂 mmmm.
Last year we handed out candy to the kids and then had friends over and I watched Sweeney Todd for the first time. Needless to say, I was a little upset haha! Might go for something a little less depressing this year. Maybe Hocus Pocus! Happy Halloweekend!
oh my! This sounds amazingly delicious. Lovely share!
My daughter has already gotten a lot of Halloween candy and when she leaves for school I do snack on it lol and snickers are one of my favorites! We’ll be taking my daughter out for an hour and then hanging inside. I love everything in this drink and think it’s so cool that once combined they taste like a snickers, sign me up, super delicious and perfect for Halloween! Take care!
We don’t have any little people to take trick or treating, so we usually either go out until the coast is clear or hide out with the lights off and watch Hocus Pocus – NO scary movies here! I think we’ll definitely put these snickertinis on the agenda for hiding out or after dinner cocktails! Although, I am 100% confident that I will not make super pretty chocolate designs in my glasses, but I’ll just cover up the mess I’m sure to make with some whipped cream! 🙂
Oh, man do these look and sound freaking amazing!! Have I ever mentioned how much I look forward to Thirsty Thursdays?? I really, really do. This mama needs a stiff drink every ni- um, now and again. Apparently our street is the place to be for trick-or-treating in our new town, so one of us will be here, making sure the all of the kiddos are properly sugared and the other will be taking our kiddos out on the town. Good times had by all! Your quiet night sounds pretty awesome too! You really can’t beat a good martini and some scary flicks with the one ya love 🙂 Happy Halloween, Chey!
Sinfully delicious! Love that pumpkin keg, too. So cool! 🙂
Okay, but you KNOW I’ve been waiting for this day for AGES!!! Well, since you told me about this fine drink, all I’ve been doing is counting the second down to when it came out. Well, that and scratching my nose. <– Just call me Productive Polly. 😉 Bahahaha on not having to be a good role model! Yeah!! Lol. Alright, since we're BOTH hermits, what dooooo we dooooo? Tell me you're gonna watch Roseanne Halloween specials! They're SO good. Erik and I watch them every year. Speaking of which, we've GOT to get that ball rolling. Now if only you could come over so we could watch the specials together, whilst slurping down ALL of the snickertinis. What do you say? Besties don't let besties go thirsty. Just sayin'. 😉 Mwah!! Sending you pics of Halloween fun soon! xoxo
Halloween? What’s that?! haha! We don’t even go there.. I mean, it just scares me. All the overly sweet candy, scary men dressed up in costumes. No thanks. I’m with you.. just stay at home with the patio lights off, sippin on a cocktail, yes please! My kind of Halloween! Thank you very much. Rob would love this cocktail.. sweet and all I’d have to say is Irish Cream and he’d go crazy! hehe! Delicious work my dear! Yall have a fun nonholiday! xo
Hubby will love this! He is crazy for Snickers – I’ll have to surprise him with one (or two)! Like you, we’re laying low this year. Bring on the movies!! Have a great weekend, friend!! Cheers! xo
Now that sounds like my kind of Halloween. PJ’s and an adult beverage. These sound amazing and perfect for Halloween.
I consider myself “special” also, so this is a perfect treat for me!! what great and fun idea, and in time for celebrating Halloween too!! thanks Chey!
Are you serious Cheyanne??? Snickertini, where have you been all of my life. What a great festive adult beverage just in time for Halloween. I’m making my Halloween Costume this year, so I’m not 100% sure how it’s going to turn out, lol. 🙂 My friends and I are having a simple get together, and I will be sure to bring all the ingredients for this brilliant concoction.
Unggggg you just made all my dreams come true with this post. I need to have this for Halloween!!
Oh yes!! We do very little for halloween. We don’t even hand out candy because we live in the bush and our driveway at night is something out of Blair Witch (kids would be crazy to walk up it, even if there were a bunch of kids around 🙂 So I wrote all that just to say that I’ll be happy to enjoy the evening just sipping on this cocktail (or two 😉
Oh boy, this sure is a naughty one, my ‘special’ friend! Love this cocktail. We will be in and out on Halloween night – some of the kids are trick or treating and some will be home. So I elect to be home to “supervise”, but really so I can get in jammies like you and Boy and enjoy this amazing cocktail. I love Snickers. I will absolutely be putting the chocolate in the glasses and freezing – wouldn’t miss that for the WORLD. Gorgeous cocktail my friend. Happy Halloween Cheyanne, have a fabulous weekend! XO
I just love your cocktails, Cheyanne – this one is no exception – so fun and creative. I always have left over halloween candy so I am making this!! Have a great weekend.
This is so cool! Love chocolate martini and I’m sure I’ll love this one! Just perfect! Sharing!
I am not a drinker, but this looks just too tempting to miss out in life! Well done, Cheyanne.
now this is my kind of treat!! you know i resist getting dressed up, i’m sort of a Halloween curmudgeon. but we may have roped ourselves into attending a costume party this year. i know i’ll enjoy it when i get there, but….costumes aren’t my thing. a couple of these decadent cocktails would definitely ease my pain. and fab photos!!!
I am so loving that snickers martini ♥
My Halloween is going to be exactly like yours…just the way I prefer it! I will also hand out candy too, because I love seeing the kiddos dressed up. But after that, I fully intend to park myself on the couch, hunker down with this yummy martini, and zone out on TV. You totally sold me with this gorgeous drink, Cheyanne! Snickers are one of my favorite candies, so i can only imagine how delicious this must taste! I seriously need to make this, and soon! Pinned, of course! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, friend!
Staying in in your jammies watching Halloween shows sounds just about perfect to me and this is definitely something hubby and I would do to. But, actually, this weekend we have some friends coming over and I’m gonna dress up. I’m sure there will be some cocktails and something good to eat and guaranteed a few laughs 😀 Would love to try this snickertini (how cute is that name, btw?). I mean, Halloween candy in cocktail form. Not much better than that and, plus, no sharing with kids! Score! I think these would be dangerously good. I would imagine I would have one or three of these and not even realize there was booze in there and be knocked on my butt, lol. Seriously, tho, DELISH! Pinned, of course! See ya here next Thursday. P.S. you say you live vicariously through us. However, I’ll be living vicariously through you this weekend thinking how nice it would be in my jammies….hehehe. Love it! Have a wonderful weekend! xo
This martini sounds amazing! I bet it tastes just as delicious as it looks! I do love me some Snickers!
Now this is brilliant. You might make me a cocktail fan with this one!
Happy Halloween!! We will be staying close to home, hanging out with neighbors and taking the kiddos around to claim ALL the candy they can get their little hands on. And since I’m not big on candy myself, I’ll be enjoying the entire pitcher of this snickers martini, thank you very much 😉 This is my kinda way to celebrate!! Love the flavors here and love the decorations for the glass – what a great extra step!! Cheers to a wonderful weekend friend! XO
Snickers in a martini? What are you doing to me! I might have to make myself a non-alcoholic version of this for Halloween, if baby doesn’t arrive before then.
I will be eating all the candy to myself this year, I am not even going to answer the door to trick or treaters haha
This is just the perfect cocktail for Halloween – the perfect little treat in a cocktail glass! I guess I should not have too many of those before I open the door to my trick or treaters 😉 We don’t have any party plans for Halloween either – staying in, watching movies & drinking a few delicious cocktails like your Snickertini sounds heavenly! Have a great weekend!