Royal Fizz.
Gin: Missing
Sweet and sour: Missing
Egg: Missing
Coca-Cola: Missing
This Royal Fizz variation uses cola as its carbonated topping. Gin and sweet-and-sour mix are shaken with a whole pasteurized egg, creating a fuller texture than an egg-white fizz. The cola adds caramel flavor and bubbles after shaking, with space left for the foam to rise.
Collins GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Royal Fizz?
- Gin: Missing2.96 cl
- Sweet and sour: Missing5.91 cl
- Egg: Missing1 whole
- Coca-Cola: MissingSee method
How do I make Royal Fizz?
What does Royal Fizz taste like?
Gin and sour mix form a tangy base beneath cola. Whole egg gives this unusual fizz a creamy foam.
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