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muddler

[muhd-ler] / ˈmʌd lər /


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Drop the other caperberry at the bottom of a cocktail shaker and crush it with a muddler, so that it’s torn open and the inner seeds are well exposed.

From Washington Post

The basic tools to start — which include a muddler, shaker, jigger, mixing glass and bar spoon — are a great foundation, he wrote in an email.

From Washington Post

To use these in an Old-Fashioned cocktail, add two of these sugar cubes to a rocks glass, top with the whiskey of your choice, and crush the sugar cube with the back of a spoon or muddler.

From Seattle Times

Use a muddler or the handle of a wooden spoon to crush the basil leaves.

From Washington Post

“You can get one with a muddler top, so instead of buying another muddler, you can actually use the top of your spoon to crush a sugar cube if you wanted to for your Old Fashioned. I have one of those, so I don’t have to have two tools; I’ve got both of them right there.”

From Slate