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Mich Spontaneous Sentience

by Michelle Batson
(Tobago )




This is from my Laboratory Libations display as a recommended mad scientist experiment using existing bottled reagents.

Individual serving alcoholic cocktail in a small glass.

benzene = peach schnapps
lactic acid compound = caramel cream liqueur
(can substitute Bailey's Irish Cream or similar)
life blood extract = raspberry syrup

"Spontaneous Sentience: Pour benzene into a small beaker. Slowly add lactic acid compound as your brain tissue appears, then carefully add the life blood extract to the brain tissue."

For kids use non-alcoholic substitute.

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