Invite somebody to share it with you. For instance, don't you have a hot neighbor who needs fellowshipping?

because that's what it tastes like to me. I don't like liqueur-flavored coffee creamers or anything, really, because they all taste like a bad hangover. :)



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Oh, put it in your coffee, it's awesome! (My dad taught me this)

Or you can pour a bit in a glass and sip it. Some like it on the rocks, some without.

I agree with WCG! Absolutely pour it into a cup of coffee . . . and then top it off with a glob of whipped cream!

I have great memories of rowdy Thanksgivings with my big Irish Catholic family. My dad and my uncles would all get into the Irish coffees after the meal. And that's when the storytelling (and *real* party) started!

;o)

Mix in a couple of hookers for a great night......

I can't afford hookers. At least not the kind a reasonable person would want to sleep with.

Bailey’s Caramel Sauce

Makes 1 3/4 cups

1 1/2 cup sugar
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 cup water
3/4 cup heavy cream
1/4 cup Bailey’s Irish Cream

In a heavy-bottom stainless steel 2 quart pot, combine the sugar, cream of tartar, and water. Bring to a simmer for about half an hour or until it turns a deep golden color. Be very careful at this point, because the sugar water is extremely hot.

Remove from the heat and whisk in the heavy cream and Irish cream.

Carefully pour the caramel into a heat-resistant container and cool in an ice bath. Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to a week, or in the refrigerator for up to 3 weeks.

This. This is what I shall do tonight. That and invite young nubile women to share it with me.

That would last about 15 minutes here :)

Sorry, wrong place... I meant MJ's sauce, not the nubile young women :)



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OMG, reminds me of the Bailey's caramel sauce I had over some wonderful bread pudding at that Irish pub inside the New York New York hotel in Vegas. I was trying to quash orgasmic sounds that were trying to escape my body as I was eating it.

Bailey's won't give anyone a buzz, but it really IS delicious in coffee or just to enjoy in a tiny glass as a treat with dessert.

Make sure whatever vessel you use is delicate and tasteful and pour yourself a second helping.

gives me enough of a buzz to get through holidays with the in-laws :)

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Baileys pairs remarkably well with Kahlua (Coffee Liqueur), Milk, and/or Vodka. ;)

-V

64oz Ice Cream and Baileys shake + a hot tub.

If you like Dr. Pepper add it to equal part amaretto and Baileys over ice.

Nutty dessert.



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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B-52_(cocktail)

It is supposedly named after the band, which gives it southern street cred, but it is most popular in Canada.

If done right (1.5 oz of each ingredient), one, and you are bombed.

Over ice or in your coffee...yum!

Ron Burr

Try it with cream soda

Buy sambuca

Make http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slippery_nipple

One of my favorite drinks is equal parts Bailey's, vodka, and Frangelico. Yum yum yum!

Baileys is not a serious drink but really yummy over ice cream and in coffee!

Uhhh, Drink it? Hehehee! ;)

Hmm, best way is to add it instead of cream to a cup of coffee. Some nice whipped cream on top really adds to the happiness.

I've mentioned this one before, the Holiday Countdown (I always seem to drink it on holidays while reading the morning paper):

3-shots espresso
2-shots Baileys
1-shot Old Bushmills Irish Whiskey (Jameson will also work)

Make brownies with it, just use it instead of the milk in the mix, then put some in the frosting. Yum

Then take it to a work potluck :)

Or, If you have all weekend, here are over 800 drink recipes with Bailey's in them:

http://www.drinksmixer.com/search/?iq=191&d=3

If you are where it is still cold, pour into a small snifter, light the fire, sit down on pillows by the fire, read a good book.

If you are where it is warm, pour into a filled with ice rocks glass, sit anywhere and watch the sunset.

Drink it with coffee for a double score. Or with coffee AND ice cream for a triple score!

Is it cold where you are? It's raining here. If I had a bottle, I'd had some to a great cup of coffee! This was my first drink ever, and I still love it. Enjoy!

I've also heard of Bailey's cheesecakes.