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How to Make a Quick Fuzzy Navel

Fuzzy Navel

Fuzzy Navel has an average of 130 calories and 18% alcohol content. The main type of alcohol is Peach Schnapps.

The Fuzzy Navel is a fun and fruity cocktail that became popular in the 1980s. It is made with equal parts peach schnapps and orange juice, served over ice in a highball glass. The cocktail gets its name from the 'fuzz' of the peach and the 'navel' of the orange. The Fuzzy Navel is sweet, refreshing, and easy to drink, making it a favorite for casual gatherings and summertime parties. Its simplicity and delicious flavor have helped it maintain its popularity over the years.
Anker Ingredients

Fuzzy Navel Cocktail. Simple Ingredient List.

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• 2 oz Peach Schnapps
• 2 oz Orange Juice
• Ice
• Orange slice (for garnish)

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Instructions

Instructions on How to Make a Fuzzy Navel

• Mix Ingredients: In a highball glass filled with ice, mix peach schnapps and orange juice.
• Stir and Serve: Stir gently and garnish with an orange slice.

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How to Make a Quick Fuzzy Navel

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Background and Origins of

Fuzzy Navel

The Fuzzy Navel cocktail is a sweet, fruity drink that became popular in the 1980s. Its name comes from the combination of "fuzzy," referring to the peach schnapps, and "navel," referring to the orange juice used in the cocktail. The Fuzzy Navel was created in 1984 by Ray Foley, a bartender and the publisher of Bartender Magazine. Foley wanted to create a simple, yet delicious cocktail that highlighted the peach flavor of the schnapps. He combined it with orange juice, resulting in a drink that was easy to make and easy to enjoy. The cocktail quickly gained popularity due to its simplicity and refreshing taste. It became a staple at parties and bars, especially among those who preferred a sweeter, lower-alcohol beverage. The Fuzzy Navel is typically served in a highball glass over ice and garnished with an orange slice.

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