Lucky Charms Martini recipe using Lucky Charms cereal. You’re going to love this sweet drink recipe!
Lucky Charms Martini
Lucky Charms is my childhood. Do you have a cereal that is like that?
To get in the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day and to show some yummy green love, why not use Lucky Charms to make something not expected, like a Rainbow Martini?
This is a adult Martini here, but why not be creative and make a juice martini for the kids? Little Sally can have a orange juice with marshmallows crushed on the cup lid while Mom boozes it up along side her on a Monday afternoon. Cheers.
Lucky Charms Martini
PrintLucky Charms Martini recipe using Lucky Charms cereal. You're going to love this sweet drink recipe!
Prep Time: 1 minute
Total Time 1 minute
serves 1
Ingredients
- 10 marshmallows from Lucky Charms® cereal red, orange, yellow, green or blue
- 1 oz vodka or gin
- 4 oz tonic water lemonade or white cranberry juice, well chilled
- Splash of fresh lemon or lime juice
Instructions
- Place marshmallows in the bottom of martini glass. Pour vodka over marshmallows; stir slightly to dissolve if needed. Top with tonic water and lemon juice.
- Rub fresh lemon slice around rims of martini glasses to moisten. Dip moistened rims of glasses in crushed marshmallows.
kimmythevegan says
Ahahaha love this. What a fun “grown-up” spin on a childhood favourite. I used to love this cereal. So fun!!
Chris @ Shared Appetite says
You might want to sit down for this one… I’ve never had Lucky Charms!!! Can you even believe it?! I was never (and still really am not) a big fan of cereal. I know, I know. But this martini is super creative and such a fun drink idea for St. Patrick’s Day!
Nora (A Clean Bake) says
What a crazy awesome idea! I have to try this! PS: Where did you get that awesome spoon?
Ashley says
My sister was definitely a lucky charms girl. Personally I was all about the cinnamon toast crunch! I ate soooo much of that stuff! lol
Kelly says
Hehe, this is too cute Pamela – such a fun and festive St. Paddy’s drink!
Zainab @ Blahnik Baker says
Oh my gosh!! Amazing!! You made breakfast cereal sexy 🙂
Dixya @ Food, Pleasure, and Health says
nice way to bring those childhood memories back…
sandra says
Wow – now I’ve seen it all – Lucky Charms Martini?? How did you even think of that? Such a weird combo… but sounds like it may be really good.
Beth @ bethcakes says
This is so fun and cute for St. Patrick’s Day! Love the color, and especially the Lucky Charms marshmallows. That was definitely my favorite cereal as well!
Pam says
Lucky Charms were my very favorite cereal when I was kid with Fruit Loops coming in a close second. The martini’s look fun & tasty.
Joanne says
Lucky Charms just makes me happy. Always. Love this very adult way to enjoy them!
Tandy | Lavender and Lime says
I have never heard of this cereal. I’m sure your martini tasted interesting 🙂
Davida @ The Healthy Maven says
This has got to be the most creative st. Paddy’s day recipe I’ve seen!
Laura @ Lauras Baking Talent says
Laughing! Love the idea of this martini 🙂
Prudy | butter, basil, and breadcrumbs says
Haha… It’s so depressing!! I’m 2 years older than Lucky the Leprechaun!! I go through spurts, and switch between Lucky Charms and Cocoa Pebbles… but I still hold Cocoa Pebbles near and dear to my heart! Yep… I still eat those sugary cereals, and probably always will!! 🙂
What a very creative way to use Lucky Charms, Pamela… you are way too cute!! <3
Catherine says
Dear Pamela, Yes, this is one of my childhood cereals, though I think I loved all of them! and yes, I have eaten the marshmallows by the handful.
Very creative for St. Patty’s Day!
Cheers!
Catherine
xo