Shake ∙ 3 min ∙ 15.8% ABV ∙
A shot of Irish cream, raspberry and hazelnut liqueurs, shaken and fine-strained to taste like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Thick and creamy up front, it turns silky and cold with a tart fruit snap that lingers into a nutty, sweet finish.
A PB&J shot is a layered-flavor shooter built to taste like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, typically combining a nutty liqueur, a creamy liqueur, and a fruity liqueur. This version shakes Irish cream, raspberry, and hazelnut liqueurs with ice and fine-strains them into a chilled shot glass, using hazelnut for the peanut butter note and raspberry for the jelly.
This peanut butter jelly shot is made of Irish cream liqueur, raspberry liqueur, and hazelnut liqueur in equal parts, shaken with ice and fine-strained into a shot glass. The hazelnut liqueur stands in for the peanut butter flavor while the raspberry liqueur delivers the jelly note.
Shake Irish cream, raspberry, and hazelnut liqueurs together with ice, then fine-strain into a pre-chilled shot glass. Pre-chilling the glass keeps the shot cold since it's served without ice, and fine-straining removes any ice shards for a smooth, clean pour.
This peanut butter shot uses three liqueurs rather than a straight spirit: Irish cream, raspberry, and hazelnut, shaken together with ice. The combined pour comes out to about 15.8% ABV, milder than a straight liquor shot.
Yes, a peanut butter whiskey such as Skrewball is a common way to build a PB&J shot, typically paired with a fruit liqueur or grenadine for the jelly note. This recipe takes a different route, using hazelnut liqueur for the peanut butter character alongside Irish cream and raspberry liqueur instead of a peanut butter whiskey.