Tiramisu Martini Recipe - The Cookie Rookie® (2024)

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By: Becky Hardin

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This Tiramisu Martini tastes just like the classic dessert. It’s a mix of Kahlua, Rum Chata, and Godiva Chocolate Liqueur. It’s perfect dessert co*cktail recipe for just about any occasion.

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Tiramisu Martini

I love making delicious dessert co*cktails for after dinner. It’s the perfect way to have a drink and dessert all in one!

This tasty tiramisu martini is so creamy and flavorful. It tastes just like classic tiramisu, but in a drinkable form. If you really want to make it feel like dessert, top off this martini with whipped cream, chocolate shavings, and lady fingers.

Why You’ll Love this Dessert co*cktail Recipe:

  • INDULGENT: This tiramisu martini is creamy, rich, and flavorful. Yum!
  • EASY TO MAKE: It’s an easy co*cktail to put together for dessert; easier than making tiramisu!
  • AFTER DINNER co*ckTAIL: If you need a dessert co*cktail to sip on after dinner, this is the way to go.
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How to Make a Tiramisu Martini

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  1. Combine listed ingredients into a co*cktail shaker with ice, and shake to combine.
  2. Pour into martini glasses (the recipe makes 2 drinks).
  3. Top with whipped cream, chocolate shavings, cocoa powder, and lady fingers for the full experience!
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Is there alcohol in tiramisu?

Yes there is. In a traditional tiramisu, the lady fingers are soaked in a coffee and rum mixture. So this martini stays true to the dessert by combining those same flavors into an alcoholic beverage.

What kind of alcohol is in this dessert co*cktail?

This easy co*cktail recipe contains three of my favorite liqueurs: Kahlua, Godiva Chocolate, and Rum Chata. Combined with cream, you’re left with a dessert co*cktail that tastes just like the famed Italian dessert, Tiramisu!

A touch of coffee from the Kahlua, a dash of cocoa from the Godiva Chocolate, and some cinnamon and cream from the Rum Chata. The flavors blend together to create a beautiful after-dinner drink, perfect for date night, or just to enjoy by yourself after a long week.

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I hope you love these Tiramisu Martinis as much as we do! Cheers friends! Topped with a dollop of whipped cream (of course!), a dash of ground coffee or cocoa, and some lady fingers, and you’re really in business.

Be sure to try our other delicious martini recipes:

  • S’mores Martini
  • Gooey Butter Cake Martini
  • German Chocolate Cake Martini
  • Funfetti Cake Martini

Recipe

Tiramisu Martini

4.70 from 33 votes

Author: Becky Hardin | The Cookie Rookie

Prep: 5 minutes minutes

Total: 5 minutes minutes

Serves2

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This Tiramisu martini is made with Rum chata, Kahlua, and chocolate liqueur for a super sweet dessert co*cktail.

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Ingredients

  • 1 ½ ounces Kahlua half of a shot glass.
  • 1 ½ ounces Rum Chata
  • 1 ½ ounces Godiva Chocolate Liquor
  • 1 ½ ounces heavy cream
  • whipped cream chocolate shavings, ground coffee or cocoa, and lady fingers for garnish (optional)

Instructions

  • Combine all ingredients in a co*cktail shaker with ice.

  • Shake to combine.

  • Pour into 2 martini glasses.

  • Top with freshly whipped cream, chocolate shavings, ground coffee or cocoa, and lady fingers. All are optional, but all are fun!

  • Enjoy.

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Nutrition Information

Calories: 195kcal (10%) Carbohydrates: 10g (3%) Fat: 7g (11%) Saturated Fat: 4g (25%) Cholesterol: 29mg (10%) Sodium: 9mg Sugar: 9g (10%) Vitamin A: 315IU (6%) Calcium: 14mg (1%)

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FAQs

What is tiramisu drink made of? ›

Mix the hot coffee with the sugar and chocolate until smooth, then leave aside to cool. Blend the Baileys and biscuit crumbs with four ice cubes in a blender or smoothie maker until smooth. Put the mascarpone in a bowl, add about a third of the Baileys mixture and mix together with a little balloon whisk until smooth.

How many calories in a tiramisu martini? ›

Bertucci's
Nutrition Facts
For a Serving Size of 1 co*cktail
How many calories are in Tiramisu Martini? Amount of calories in Tiramisu Martini: Calories 330Calories from Fat 0 (0%)
% Daily Value *
How much fat is in Tiramisu Martini? Amount of fat in Tiramisu Martini: Total Fat 0g-
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Why is tiramisu so expensive? ›

The just keep layering, finishing with a layer of the cream mix. Sprinkle with the remaining grated chocolate. Hope that helps! The ingredients that make it so expensive are the liquor, espresso, mascarpone and heavy cream.

Does tiramisu have active alcohol in it? ›

Tiramisu doesn't traditionally have alcohol, it's just made with espresso/coffee. Some versions, especially at nicer restaurants, do have Kahlua, marsala or other booze (e.g. amaretto, brandy, rum), and it depends how much but usually it's fine, but you may check with where you're ordering from.

Why is tiramisu so high in calories? ›

The Problem: High-Calorie Ingredients

Lots of whipping cream, boatloads of mascarpone cheese and the cake-like ladyfingers cookies. Some recipes call for several cups of whipping cream, but just one cup contains a whopping 414 calories and 44 grams of fat (28 of them saturated.)

How much alcohol is in a slice of tiramisu? ›

Does tiramisu contain alcohol? Traditionally, yes. The ladyfingers which form the base of the cake are usually brushed with or soaked in a mixture of coffee and a liquor such as amaretto, cognac, or rum. It's not a lot of alcohol, perhaps a tablespoon or two, but it is usually there.

Is tiramisu high in carbs? ›

Tiramisu (1 piece - 2 3/4" x 3 1/2") contains 38.3g total carbs, 38g net carbs, 38.6g fat, 9.7g protein, and 541 calories.

What is tiramisu Flavoured liquor? ›

With a base of Marsala wine and crafted with decadent, high-quality ingredients, Tiramisú Italian liqueur is every bit as indulgent as its namesake. A dark, amber color with golden highlights, hints of vanilla, mocha, cocoa bean and toasted hazelnut.

What does a tiramisu latte taste like? ›

The latte is not overly sweet. It has a hint of sweetness but it doesn't feel like a “dessert coffee” (that'll give you a sugar crash instead of caffeine boost lol). It feels like a coffee with a tiramisu flavor. Can be made with an espresso machine or with espresso powder.

Where is tiramisu made from? ›

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