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11 Reviews of Irish Cream

by ChrisMc
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From: KeyWee

On Aug 26, 2002

Oh, ChrisMc - you are saving me an absolute fortune with this recipe! My husband loves to have his Bailey's in coffee and will accept no substitutes - he sure went for this one! And at almost $40 for the large bottle, I figure I made this recipe for less than $5! And it really only takes 5 minutes to make - what a dream! I did use the Egg Beaters as you suggested, but changed nothing else. This would be a great Xmas gift. Thanks a million!!!

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  • From: Miraklegirl

    On Sep 23, 2003

    This is really great. I made it with Canadian whisky instead of brandy, but otherwise followed the recipe exactly. It tastes VERY similar to Bailey's, but next time I might but back on the coconut extract to 1/8 of a tsp. and maybe cut the alcohol back to 1 1/2 c. All in all, its a really wonderful facsimile. Thanks!

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  • From: good food addict

    On Jan 3, 2006

    I don't know what you all drank before this, but it certainly wasn't Bailey's. I found the almond and coconut extracts overpowering and just plain wrong. I would eliminate them all together. Also, there is too much alcohol. Try reducing it to 1-1/4 cups. Finally replace about 1/2 of the sweetened condensed milk with 1 cup of cream or milk, otherwise it is too sweet and needs more cream. Other than that, it's a good recipe. I like the idea of using pasturized eggs.

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    From: mama's kitchen

    On Aug 30, 2005

    PS I posted the recipe for DIY Pastuerized Eggs in case anyone would like to save it to their cookbook. #133715 DIY Pastuerized Eggs Can be used 'raw' in any recipe calling for raw eggs. Mama

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    From: Verelucky

    On Dec 17, 2003

    This was the best!!!! I used egg beaters (which are pasturized eggs in a carton). DELICIOUS!!!! Thanks!

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    From: Alisa Lea

    On Nov 26, 2005

    This is good stuff! Made some today using Egg Beaters and 1 1/2 c Canadian whiskey. Didn't have the coconut extract either but I don't seem to be missing it. Just finished a Buttery Nipple (Buttery Nipple, posted by mrsprowlrdrvr) using this and my recipe for Homemade Butterscotch Schnapps (Homemade Butterscotch Schnapps). Yummy!

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    From: Marg (CaymanDesigns)

    On Dec 24, 2005

    Excellent! Very easy to make and very delicious to drink. I had planned on using Irish Whiskey instead of the Brandy so it would be as close as possible to Bailey's but ended up having to use Scotch Whiskey instead. I couldn't find pasterized eggs so I too used the egg beaters. It turned out beautifully! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  • From: Chef m.

    On Dec 1, 2004

    I can't wait to buy some whiskey tomorrow! This will be a treat to bring to the thurs morning "Koffee Klutchers" bowling league- @ least our team "the gutter gals" will love it with our coffee, lol , might even have to bring it to thurs night bowling team as well.Thanks

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  • From: Chef RickC

    On Mar 19, 2005

    This recipe was great. I had never made Irish Cream before and I don't buy Bailey's too often because it's expensive and the other brands just don't have the same flavor. But this was an excellent recipe.

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  • From: kfraz

    On Sep 29, 2006

    This is fast,easy and DELICIOUS!! My neighbor couldn't believe that I had made it so fast. I will never buy irish cream again. Thank you ChrisMc!

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