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Holy Molly
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Submitted on: January 29, 2026
Sweet meets savage in the best way. Holy Molly is the shot you take when you want dessert and drama in one glass. It starts off smooth and silky with a double hit of milk chocolate and white chocolate—rich, creamy, and dangerously inviting. But just when you think it’s all sweetness, tequila (or mezcal) kicks in with that bold heat and edge that wakes you right up. Then comes the final blessing: a dusting of Tajín, adding a tangy, spicy pop that makes your taste buds go holy s... It’s chocolat...
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Cocktail Shaker
Jigger
Instructions
Garnish
Build
Glass
Tajin
Shake & Strain
Shot Glass
By Chocosmooth
It all started with a craving – not just for chocolate, but for what chocolate used to feel like. That grin-after-a-bite kind of joy. The midnight chaos of dessert gone too far. The sweet mess that makes you laugh before you even taste it. Somewhere along the way, chocolate liqueur lost that spark. It traded fun for formality – lace, violins, and candlelight – and forgot what made chocolate irresistible in the first place. Too serious. Too fancy. Too “special occasion”. So we made Choco Smooth....
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1) Prep your shot glass Lightly moisten the rim (you can use a tiny bit of Chocosmooth Milk Choco or a dab of water) Dip or dust the rim with Tajín Optional: add a little Tajín pinch inside the glass for extra kick 2) Mix the shot In a shaker, add: 1 oz Chocosmooth Milk Choco 1 oz Chocosmooth White Choco 1 oz tequila or mezcal 3) Shake it cold Add ice Shake for 10–12 seconds until chilled and blended 4) Pour & serve Strain into the Tajín-rimmed shot glass Serve immediately
Editor's Note
Chocolate meets chili in this high-octane dessert shot. The Tajín rim cuts through the rich, dual-chocolate base with a sharp, spicy finish.
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Crafted Pour
12 April 2026
This looks like the perfect mix of sweet and spicy! For those of us who might not have Chocosmooth on hand, are there any common chocolate liqueur brands you'd recommend as a substitute?
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