Cream and Rum Make a Tippy Team

Four delicious combinations of Caribbean rum and Wisconsin cream have hit the market in 22 states under the very cute label Tippy Cow. Packaged in old-fashioned milk bottles, the Tippy Cow flavors are Vanilla Soft Serve, Chocolate, Orange Cream and Shamrock Mint. The product is not too high in alcohol at 14% abv, which is about the same as many wines, and the price isn’t bad either at $16.99 for a 750 ml bottle.
Tippy Cow comes to us from the makers of RumChata, a cream liqueur from Agave Loco Brands, Pewaukee, WI. RumChata’s white and gold-labeled bottle does resemble a large bottle of hand cream but from all accounts, it tastes a whole lot better. A dollop in coffee is a winner; it can be added to your recipe for French Toast, or substituted for cream in a White Russian and you have a Blind Russian. But if you substitute it for the cream, you get a White Cuban. Or was it a White Mexican? Sounds like an international incident in the making. Just don’t add anything acidic or it will curdle.
Wisconsin cream and Caribbean rum- what’s not to like?








