Cotton Candy Champagne
Here’s a sweet and festive way to start your New Year.
Episode:
Countdown to New Year's Brunch
Scott Gries
What you'll need:
- Cotton candy
- Champagne glasses
- Champagne
How to:
- Add about 1/3 cup cotton candy to each glass.
- Pour champagne over cotton candy. Serve.
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