Bloody tubes

Hello foodies,

Are you looking for an original drink recipe for your bloody Halloween parties?

Here are test tube shaped shot glasses that will give the impression of drinking real blood samples… Fun, right? ;-)

A syrup-based recipe for the kids and another rum-based one for the adults. ;-)

To make 10 fake blood pipettes for children, you will need:

- 10gr of blueberry syrup

- 55gr of water

- 80gr of glucose syrup

- 2 tsp of cocoa powder

- 6 drops of red airbrush food colouring

To make 10 fake blood pipettes for adults, you will need:

- 65gr of rum

- 80gr of glucose syrup

- 2 tsp of cocoa powder

- 6 drops of red airbrush food colouring

Children's version

Let's start by making the drink for the children.

In a bowl, pour 55gr of water and add 10gr of syrup.

For this recipe, I used blueberry syrup, but you can easily choose another flavour according to the children's tastes.

Add 80gr of glucose syrup and 2 tsp of cocoa powder.

Add 6 drops of red airbrush food colouring to your mixture.

Mix everything together well to obtain a smooth and homogeneous mixture.

To fill the pipettes, use a small jug.

Once the pipettes are filled, decorate them with the stickers found in the packaging.

Here is a bloody tube recipe that the little ones will love. ;-)

Adults' version

We will proceed in the same way as for the children.

We will simply replace the water and syrup with rum. ;-)

In a bowl, pour 65gr of rum. You can easily swap the alcohol according to your preferences. ;-)

Add 80gr of glucose syrup and 2 tsp of cocoa powder.

Add 6 drops of red airbrush food colouring to your mixture.

Mix everything together well to obtain a smooth and homogeneous mixture.

To fill the pipettes, use a small jug.

Once the pipettes are filled, decorate them with the stickers found in the packaging.

Here is an original and fun idea for your Halloween parties.

I hope you enjoy this bloody drinking tube recipe.

I wish you a lovely Sunday and some wonderfully bloody evenings!

Sophie

P.S.: All the materials used can be found at the bottom of the recipe.