Easy Fireball Fudge Recipe (2024)

FAQs

What do you mix with Fireball? ›

Featuring the classic combination of vanilla and cinnamon, Fireball is deliciously mixed with cream soda, which has a distinct flavor that pairs well with the whisky. Cream soda's sweet vanilla flavor and smooth, creamy finish balance the sharp, spicy burn of Fireball perfectly.

Fireball Cinnamon is a malt-based 33 proof product, whereas Fireball Whisky is a whisky-based 66 proof product. Unlike Fireball Whisky, Fireball Cinnamon can be sold in beer, malt beverage and wine stores for our fans who want a wider variety of convenient shopping locations.

According to the FDA, propylene glycol is "generally recognized as safe" when used in food "at levels not to exceed current good manufacturing practice," but nonetheless, Fireball removed the chemical from its recipe.

Its alcohol content is lower than whiskeys or vodka, so folks tend to overdrink it, or drink it fast, because its taste is very appealing- a powerful cinnamon flavor. HOWEVER- Its sugar content is through the roof! I have known and know true functioning alcoholics; addicted to the alcohol, and that is sad.

Made with just 2 ingredients, this is a cheap co*cktail to serve for a crowd. Spicy Fireball cinnamon whiskey and sweet Dr. Pepper combine to make the perfect ratio for a yummy mixed drink that is easy to make.

It depends on a lot of things, like how high your personal tolerance for alcohol is and whether you have any food in your stomach. For most people, 3-4 shots will be enough for you to at least feel tipsy.

The lawsuit said that the Sazerac Company's representations of Fireball Cinnamon were “false and misleading” and that the bottles “appear similar” to Fireball Cinnamon Whisky bottles. Both bottles have a red cap, a yellow label with the word “Fireball” and a logo featuring a fire-breathing, dragon-like creature in red.

Customers are suing the company for fraud, alleging the packaging is misleading. Consumers are suing Sazerac Company, Inc., the makers of Fireball whiskey, for fraud and misrepresentation, as the mini bottles of the alcoholic beverage don't actually contain whiskey.

Unopened liquor has an indefinite shelf life. Opened liquor lasts about a year or two before it goes bad, meaning it starts losing its color and flavor. Don't use a liquor for well drinks if you won't use the whole bottle within two years. It does not generally become toxic, though.

Fireball was recalled due to concerns it contained an ingredient used in antifreeze. This ingredient is propylene glycol, otherwise known as part of the mixture used to de-ice airplanes. In 2014, Fireball was recalled in European countries because propylene glycol levels were deemed too high.

Why was Fireball discontinued? ›

This week, Finland, Sweden, and Norway pulled it off of store shelves after finding out that it contained too much propylene glycol, a chemical found in some types of anti-freeze.

Propylene glycol is an ingredient in the increasingly popular liquor Fireball Cinnamon Whisky.

There is no recall in North America. Fireball fans can continue to enjoy their favorite product as they always have." (This press release is available on the Fireball Whisky website.)

It was marketed as "Dr. McGillicuddy's Firewater Whisky". Later, in 2007, the product was rebranded as "Fireball Cinnamon Whisky".

Fireball is a sugary, alcohol laden, drinkable version of Red Hots candy. Excessive artificial cinnamon flavor. It's meant to be taken as a toss back shot, not as a mixable liquor or liqueur.

It's a 33% ABV (66-proof) liqueur made with a mix of Canadian whiskey, sweeteners and natural cinnamon flavoring. But is it whiskey? Well, no, not really. Technically speaking, once you add sugar to a spirit and lower its ABV it becomes a liqueur rather than a spirit.