How to lower the ABV of your frozen cocktail

To adjust the ABV while maintaining the delightful chill of your frozen beverages, you have two options. First, you can reduce the amount of alcohol in your recipe compared to your usual amount. Alternatively, you can simply increase the quantity of non-alcoholic ingredients. The decision is yours, and the outcome will be the same.
If you're not enthusiastic about decreasing the spirit content of your drink, keep in mind that you can always opt for a different drink for your next round. Spirits not only influence the flavor and alcohol content of our beverages but also significantly affect their texture. While this aspect of alcohol might be less recognized, it becomes particularly crucial when considering temperature-sensitive cocktails that are served extremely cold or hot.
To further safeguard the quality of your frozen cocktail, you might want to switch to a more insulating container, such as glasses specifically designed for frozen drinks. This can help keep your drink cool while preventing your hands from getting damp from condensation, making it a win-win situation. Whatever path you choose, best of luck! (And for additional tips on enhancing your frozen drinks, check this out.)
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