Pasteurised egg white
What it is
Pasteurized egg white is a versatile ingredient used in cocktails to create a frothy texture and a smooth mouthfeel. It is particularly popular in drinks like the Whiskey Sour and Pisco Sour, where it adds a luxurious foam on top. The pasteurization process ensures that the egg whites are safe to consume, eliminating the risk of salmonella, which is a concern with raw eggs. This ingredient matters in cocktails not only for its texture but also for its ability to enhance the visual appeal of the drink.
Taste
Neutral
How it is made
Pasteurized egg white is made by heating egg whites to a specific temperature to kill harmful bacteria while maintaining their functional properties. This process results in a product that can be safely used in cocktails without compromising the quality of the foam it produces.
History
The use of egg whites in cocktails dates back to the 19th century, when bartenders began experimenting with various ingredients to enhance the texture and appearance of drinks. The pasteurization of egg whites became more common in the 20th century as food safety standards improved, allowing for a safer way to incorporate this ingredient into cocktails.
In cocktails
Bartenders use pasteurized egg white to create a frothy texture in cocktails. It is typically added to the shaker along with other ingredients and shaken vigorously to aerate the mixture. For best results, it is often recommended to dry shake (shake without ice) first to build up foam, followed by a wet shake with ice to chill the drink. This technique helps achieve a rich, creamy head on the cocktail.
Worth knowing
Pasteurized egg whites can create a stable foam that lasts longer than many other foaming agents, making them a favorite among professional bartenders.
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Substitutes
- Aquafaba (chickpea brine)
- Commercial egg white powder
- Silken tofu (blended)
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Cocktails with it (300)
- 1862
- Absinthe Sour
- Absinthe Suisesse
- Acapulco Daiquiri
- Acapulco No.2
- Act of Violets
- Alamagoozlum Cocktail
- Alexander's Clover Club (Hausgemacht)
- Alexandr's Clover Club
- Alexandr's Whiskey Sour (Difford's Rezept)
- Alexandros Sour
- Amado
- Amaretto Sour
- Angel Juice
- Angel's Draft
- Angostura Sour
- Anonymous (But Assertive) Sour
- Apple Brandy Sour
- Apple Days
- Apricot Lady
- Apricot Lady Sour
- Autumn Cocktail
- Aviator #1
- Backstabber
- Barranquilla Green Jade
- Behemoth
- Biarritz
- Bird of Paradise Gin Fizz
- Bison Sour
- Bitter Elder Whip
- Bitter Lady
- Black Forest Sour
- Blood Sage
- Blood, Smoke & Tears
- Bloody Sour
- Blue Lady
- Blue Lady Fresh
- Blue Moon Cocktail (Rezept aus den 1940er Jahren)
- Blushing Monk
- Bluzu Sour
- Bolero Sour
- boozy lillet
- Boozy Suzie
- Boston Deluxe
- Brandy Sour
- Brass Rail
- Braulio Sour
- Brazuca Remedy
- Cable Car
- Caipi-Tea-Ni
- Casablanca
- Catalizador
- Celery Gin Sour
- Celery Sour
- chad's Whiskey Sour (Difford's Rezept)
- Chanticleer Cocktail
- Cherrita Pie
- Cherry Heaven
- Cherry Sour
- Cherry Sour Bourbon
- Cherry Tequila Sour
- Choc Mint Alexander
- Cipango
- Citrus Gin Sour
- Clover Leaf Cocktail No.1 (Klassische Formel)
- Clover Leaf Martini No.2 (Moderne Formel)
- Coffee Sour
- Cold Winter Warmer Sour
- Commodore No.1
- Concealed Weapon
- Continental Sour
- Corpse Reviver No.0824
- Dairy Milk Chocolate
- Dama Blanca
- Dans Le Jardin (Im Garten)
- Derby Fizz
- Dino Sour
- Diplomat Sour
- Dolores #2
- Don Daisy
- Don's Delight
- Dopo Cena
- Doremi
- Doug's Prado
- Dutch Sour
- Earl Grey MarTEAni
- Early Evening Fizz
- Easter Cocktail
- Elder Sour
- Elegance
- Elisabeth's Ruby
- Encantador
- Entente Cordiale #2
- Envy Smith
- Facundos Flare
- Fade To Black Cocktail
- Fedora Sour
- Fireman's Sour
- Fizz á la Violette
- Flamingo #1
- French Dew Sour
- Fresh White Lady Cocktail
- Froth Blower Cocktail
- Fruit Sour
- Fruits of the Forest
- Gerardo's Pisco Sour (Traditionelles Rezept)
- Ginger Frost
- Gl'amour Cocktail
- Gloom Lifter
- Godfather Sour
- Gold Rush on the Rocks
- Grand Passion
- Grand White Lady
- Grande Champagne Cosmo
- Grappa Sour
- Grapparita
- Grüne Fee
- Green Horn
- Green Lady
- Green Park
- Greenwich Sour
- Habanero
- Habano Banano Mexicano (triple "o")
- Hollywood
- Honey Berry Sour
- Honey Blossom (alkoholfrei)
- Honey Vodka Sour
- Honeymoon
- Hoopla
- Hotel Georgia Cocktail
- Hoyt's Daiquirí
- Irish Storm Cloud
- Irmina's Amaretto Sour
- Italian Sour
- Jakubs Amaretto Sour
- Japanese Maple
- Jenever Sour
- Jersey Rose
- Jersey Sour
- Jubilant
- Judgement Day
- Klaudias Rum Sour
- La Bouche Reelle (The Real Mouth)
- La Charlie Deux Mille Deux
- Last Call
- Latin Quarter
- Lavender Honey Sour
- Lemon Sorbet
- Lemon Tart
- Lime Sour
- Liquorice Whisky Sour
- Little Wing
- Louisville Sour cocktail
- LyLy Garden
- Maiko
- Mandarine Sour
- Margarita mit Salzschaum-Float
- Mark's Chicago Fizz
- Mark's Ruby
- Marmalade Sour
- Mastiha Sour
- Mediterranean Sour
- Melon Maple Fizz
- Merchant of Venice
- merkel no angel
- Merry Widow Fizz
- Michael's Clover Club Cocktail No.3 (Difford's Rezept)
- Milano Sour
- Millennial Pink
- Million Dollar Cocktail
- Millionaire
- Minty White Lady Cocktail
- Monte Sour
- Monte Whiskey Sour
- Mood Indigo
- Morning Glory Fizz
- Mount Pleasant
- Mountain
- Mountain Cocktail
- Mountain Man Cocktail
- Natalias Ruby
- Negroni Sour
- Neptuns Zorn
- Netherland Cocktail
- New Orleans Gin Fizz
- Noname
- Noon
- North Pole Martini
- Nueva York
- Oskars Alexander der Große
- Paris Sour
- Park Lane
- Pastis Whisky Sour
- Patrón Señor Sling
- Birne Frangipane
- Perfect Fairy
- Perfect Lady
- Periscope
- Peter's Amaretto Sour
- Petruchio Cocktail