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Can I use bourbon instead of vodka for this recipe?

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Sure! The taste will be different, but it will work.

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Can I dip the strawberries in liquor?

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You can, but they're better when they're stored in it for several hours.

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Is it possible to do this with fresh raspberries?

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Yes, you can infuse any fresh fruit with vodka. You can follow the same steps, just replace the strawberries with raspberries. The outcome will be the same.

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How do I keep liquor-infused strawberries dipped in chocolate from sweating?

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Keep the strawberries in the freezer for a few minutes at a time to prevent sweating. If you won't be serving them for awhile, you can alternate between the freezer and the fridge (to prevent the berries from freezing).

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When soaking strawberries in liquor, do I have to use a jar?

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You don't have to use a jar specifically, but it would be the best choice.

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Can I use pineapple instead?

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Yes, this can work with fresh pineapple that is still firm.

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Can I leave strawberries in vodka for 2 days?

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Yes you can leave strawberries in vodka for 2 days but be sure to refrigerate them.

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Can I use Hennessy instead?

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Yes, if you prefer brandy over vodka, go for it. All spirits will soak strawberries equally well, it's all about personal preference. I personally like them soaked in strawberry liqueur, it heightens the strawberry flavor to an incredible extent.

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What alcohol would you recommend to preserve Cape Gooseberries?

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You could also use vodka for this because this process actually works for any fruit and vodka doesn't have much of its own flavor.

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Why would I want strawberries to taste like vodka?

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Some adults feel a touch of alcohol gives a level of sophistication to simple things, such as fruit. If you dislike the taste of vodka, enjoy your strawberries au naturel.

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Do the strawberries get soggy after being soaked in alcohol?

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If the strawberries are fresh and ripe, they will not. Old strawberries tend to get soggy because they can't soak up enough liquid without softening.

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How long will the strawberries last if stored in a fridge?

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You don't want to store them longer than a week, since they will begin to get soggy and lose a lot of their flavor. Consume them as soon as they've finished soaking, if you can.

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