Creamy Caramel Moonshine Recipe - Only 2 Ingredients! (2024)

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This smooth & sweet Caramel Moonshine is the perfect way to warm up on a cool Fall night! This smooth flavored moonshine is a creamy blend of rich caramel and vodka. It’s perfect for sipping or for mixing with co*ke for a delicious dessert-like co*cktail!

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Caramel Moonshine Recipe

You’ve probably seen commercials for flavored “moonshine” on television or seen them in stores. They’re super tasty and super popular right now!

Did you know it’s surprisingly easy to make your own homemade moonshine? It’s cheaper too!

Technically, this is not true “moonshine” because you’re not distilling your own alcohol (that could get you into trouble!) These days when you see something labeled moonshine, it’s usually an infused liquor.

Infused moonshine recipes are so much fun for parties and holidays, because you can incorporate just about any flavor. This Caramel Moonshine recipe is the perfect Fall treat (for grown-ups!)

Ingredients & Supplies

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Note: You can use vodka, Everclear, or your choice of clear liquor for this recipe.

Directions to make caramel infused liquor:

Unwrap caramel candies and place 15 in the bottom of each jar.Fill your jar with vodka until you have about 1/2 inch left to the top.

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Shake for 1-2 minutes and store in a cool place for about a week.

When it’s time to open your jars, strain the liquor through a cheesecloth or fine strainer into a large pitcher. Discard any remaining pieces of candy.

Pour your caramel moonshine back into the mason jars, seal, and store in refrigerator until you’re ready to serve.

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Prep Tips

  • You can infuse your moonshine recipe for up to 2 weeks for more potent caramel flavor. Steeping for longer than 2 weeks is notnecessaryandcould result in bitter taste. I found thesehintsfor infusing alcohol to be helpful.
  • Try mixing 2 ounces of your homemade caramel moonshine with cola and serving over ice for a creamy and delicious co*cktail.

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Homemade Caramel Moonshine Recipe

Fall is on the horizon and you need to enjoy this Caramel Moonshine recipe along side a campfire with friends and family.

Prep Time10 minutes mins

Total Time10 minutes mins

Course: Drinks

Cuisine: American

Servings: 20

Calories: 225kcal

Author: Stacey aka the Soccer Mom

Ingredients

  • 4 small mason jars with lids 8-10oz
  • 60 caramel squares 15 for each jar
  • 4 cups vodka* 1 cup per jar

Instructions

  • Unwrap caramel candies and place 15 in the bottom of each jar.Fill your jar with vodka until you have about 1/2 inch left to the top.

  • Shake for 1-2 minutes and store in a cool place for about a week.

  • When it's time to open your jars, strain the liquor through a cheesecloth or fine strainer into a large pitcher. Discard any remaining pieces of candy.

  • Pour your caramel moonshine back into the mason jars, seal, and store in refrigerator until you're ready to serve.

Nutrition

Calories: 225kcal | Carbohydrates: 23g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 2g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 2mg | Sodium: 74mg | Potassium: 64mg | Sugar: 20g | Vitamin A: 13IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 41mg | Iron: 1mg

More of our favorite moonshine recipes:

Candy Corn Moonshine

Sweet Tarts Moonshine

Strawberry Moonshine Recipe

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Creamy Caramel Moonshine Recipe - Only 2 Ingredients! (2024)

FAQs

How to infuse honey into moonshine? ›

Mix your honey water with the 70° F water (making final temperature of the full mash around 95° F). Once the mash below 95° F, add entire package of yeast while stirring vigorously to aerate. Add fermenter lid and air lock. Let ferment for 5 – 7 days at a consistent temperature of between 73° F and 95° F.

How to infuse flavor into moonshine? ›

To begin your adventure in flavoring moonshine, start by adding your choice of fruit slices, spices, or herbs straight to a mason jar filled with moonshine. Cover and shake the jar, then let it sit for at least 48 hours to allow the flavors to infuse into the distilled alcohol.

Why is moonshine so strong? ›

Moonshine is an alcoholic drink that is made illegally and typically in secret. The main ingredient in moonshine is corn mash, which is mixed with water and then distilled. The distilling process is what makes it so potent and can also make it dangerous.

How much honey do I need for 5 gallons of mash? ›

Ingredients: 5 gallons spring water 5 pounds honey 2 packets dry yeast (4 ½ teaspoons using bulk yeast) Directions: 1.

How much fruit do I need for 5 gallons of mash? ›

Amount of Fruit

So, for a five-gallon batch of raspberry wheat, you would add 2.5 pounds of raspberries. For lighter-flavored fruits, such as cherries or peaches, you may need to add up to two pounds of fruit per gallon of beer. Your peach ale would thus need 10 pounds of fruit.

What should I put in my thumper? ›

The options are: left over mash, tails from a previous run, etc. But if you want the thumper to do what it is supposed to do (increase the alcohol % in the final product), there needs to be some kind of alcohol in the thumper. The higher the alcohol concentration, the better.

Why you shouldn't drink moonshine? ›

Health Risks and Dangers of Drinking Moonshine

Consider that you could die from drinking just 30 milliliters (ml) of methanol. For reference, a standard shot glass holds 40 milliliters (ml) of fluid. Moonshine is also connected with lead poisoning and arsenic poisoning.

Why is moonshine illegal in the US? ›

While you can now produce your own beer or wine for your own consumption, production of spirits for personal consumption is still prohibited. The reason? The excise tax many moonshiners dreaded is still too lucrative. So if you're considering making moonshine, then get the proper permits.

Why do you throw away the first bit of moonshine? ›

Methanol, in particular, is a toxic substance that can cause blindness or even death if consumed in significant quantities. By discarding the first jar, moonshiners ensure that these harmful impurities are removed, safeguarding the integrity and safety of the moonshine.

How do you add honey to alcohol? ›

There are two ways to go about it. If you're making a single serve, add all your other ingredients and then add the honey using a bar spoon. Taking your time, stir in the honey slowly until it's all dissolved off the spoon and into the co*cktail. Shake and strain as normal.

How do you add honey to fermentation? ›

Heat the honey to approximately 176 F (80 C) and hold it for 60-90 minutes. Ideally you would like to keep the honey under a CO2 blanket if you have a CO2 tank, but if not at least cover the pot. After cooling the honey, add it directly to the beer while it is fermenting.

What happens if you distill honey? ›

Spirits distilled from honey tend to take on the characteristics of the honey used. However, honey spirits are not sweet. The fermentation process scrubs out most of the sweetness in honey, resulting in an intensely aromatic and nuanced-flavored product.

Can you heat honey to infuse? ›

Here's how to make infused honey with the heated method: Combine honey and flavoring (herb, spice, etc.) in a pot. Warm over low heat until your desired flavor has been achieved.

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