Cheap and easy recipes for cocktails please?

me and some of the girls are having a night out on the town this coming saturday and a friend suggested going over to her house for some cocktails before we headed up town, but we dont know of any good cocktail recipies that we dont need to spend a fortune on ingredients.Do you guys have any good suggestions? Bearing in mind we live in the UK and may not be able to get some of the more exotic ingredients.Cheap and easy recipes for cocktails please?
Anything with Vodka tastes great!





Here are some options:





Cape Codder


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Salty Dog


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Bay Breeze


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And if you buy peach schnapps too, which is pretty cheap then you can make:





Fuzzy Navel


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and of course:


Sex on the beach:


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All those will be easy to make, inexpensive and will taste so great. Enjoy!Cheap and easy recipes for cocktails please?
vodka sour (vodka %26amp; sour mix)


white russian (vodka, cream, khalua)


screwdriver (vodka %26amp; orange juice)


cape cod (vodka %26amp; cranberry juice)


vodka %26amp; pineapple juice (my favorite)





Cheers!
Apple martini -- vodka and apple pucker, shake with ice and pour into a glass rimmed with sugar.





A cheater margarita --- 1 can (12 oz) beer, 1 small can frozen limeade (or half a regular sized can), and 6 oz tequila. Mix in a blender with ice and serve in glasses rimmed in salt.





You could mix other martini's like the apple one, using other pucker flavors. It's all good.





Have fun.
Well My Dear!:





Being a seasoned child of the 60's %26amp; 70's, when people were thinner, cleaner and nicer to one another than they are now... let me say drinking is a very individual thing, seeing as everyone gets inebriated differently. It all depends upon what sort of alcohol you girls prefer; if everyone desires different booze or the same booze.





I find it's always best to stock up on liquor little by little and always keep an inventory of your ';cabinet'; -- it's VERY cool %26amp; ADULT to have booze on hand and not wait to the last minute, as younger people have a tendency of doing....with most things, especially where party necessities are concerned.





Your local liquor stores (even in the UK), generally have little brochures on cocktail mixing and what goes with what. I find those little Cosmopolitans, especially the green apple ones very tasty and won't break the bank. But be careful, mind you -- I found out that mixing liquors when drinking creates a very noxious situation not to mention and unbelieveable and quite unnecessary hang over the next day in.





Well, My Dear -- I hope the Old Lady has come to your rescue in this regard. If not, feel free to respond.





Ta-Ta:





~ROBIN~


In The Bronx, NY





P.S . BTW, most all drinks are easy provided you all follow the recipies to the letter -- at least until you become familiar with mixing, which I thoroughy suggest. And by ALL means, please make sure you have the appropriate drinking glasses for the particular drink -- that's also cool.
Mix gin with an orange-passion fruit mix. Excellent, can't taste the gin really - - so be careful.
Try this site:


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Try this site


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Strawberry Ice


1 1/2 oz strawberry vodka


1 1/2 oz strawberry schnapps


1 1/2 oz cranberry juice





Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker over ice. Shake and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a strawberry, and serve.





Pineapple juice and Banana Vodka





The above site has 11,889 different drinks
green dragon............. dash of blue curacao or blue bols mixed with fresh orange juice (turns bright green)


woo woo........... dash vodka, dash archers mix with cranberry juice.
Caipirinha.





Cut up at least two limes each glass into rough cubes. Add a dessertspoon of can sugar. Use the end of a rolling pin to ';squish'; the limes and the sugar together. Top up the glass with crushed ice and pour over a generous measure of cachasa (a white cane spirit) Drink through a straw of course!





Bloody Mary





One part vodka


half part dry sherry


three parts tomato juice


Worcestershire sauce


Tobasco


Salt and pepper.





Easy!