Emerald Isle Cooler RecipeOrigin: Ireland Period: Traditional |
Ingredients:
150g vanilla ice cream 
Emerald Isle Cooler Preparation:Method:Place the ice cream in a large highball glass. Add the whisky and Crème de Menthe and stir to combine. Top with the club soda, stir again, then garnish with a sprig of mint and servr. |
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