Name: Chambord, Raspberry Liqueur, Coffee
Prep time: 15 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 1 serving(s)
Ingredients: 1 ounce Chambord raspberry liquor; 6 ounces freshly brewed hot coffee (Strong); whipped cream; 1 teaspoon sugar

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This used to be Mary Ann's favorite way to serve herself coffee! Chambord Liquer Royale de France, produced by Charles Jacquin et Cie., has an intense flavor of black-raspberries, fruits, herbs, and honey. The taste is sweet!

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ingredients

1 ounce Chambord raspberry liquor
6 ounces freshly brewed hot coffee (Strong)
whipped cream
1 teaspoon sugar

directions

Pour coffee and liqueur into an Irish Coffee.
glass, and sweeten to taste.
Gently float the cream on top.
Enjoy!

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"This used to be Mary Ann's favorite way to serve herself coffee! Chambord Liquer Royale de France, produced by Charles Jacquin et Cie., has an intense flavor of black-raspberries, fruits, herbs, and honey. The taste is sweet!"

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question by bigview3134

12/14/2020

How long can an unopened 750 ml bottle of chambord liqueur royale de France be kept?

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question by bigview3134

12/14/2020

How long is an unopened bottle of Chambers royal de France . I believe I received this as a gift about 8 years ago.

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review by Linky

12/21/2019

It was time for some festive coffee... Delicious! This was great with some Christmas cookies. Skipped the sugar and didn't notice! (Had no raspberries to put on top so I used a cherry!!)
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review by Ang11002

3/4/2010

Perfect way to start my day! I loved the raspberry flavor. I used splenda instead of sugar. I also added just a touch of heavy cream instead of whipped.

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creation by Manami

10/4/2006

This used to be Mary Ann's favorite way to serve herself coffee! Chambord Liquer Royale de France, produced by Charles Jacquin et Cie., has an intense flavor of black-raspberries, fruits, herbs, and honey. The taste is sweet!