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A '''Black Russian''' is a White Russian with no cream: vodka and coffee liqueur, on the rocks. Alternatively, cola can be added to the mix for taste (this is the most common of the two recipes). A Black Russian with cola may be topped with enough Guinness to give it a head; the resulting drink is referred to as an '''Irish Russian''' or a '''Black Irish'''. A '''White Cuban''' is a White Russian with the vodka replaced with rum. An '''Admiral Romanov''' is a variation wherein the milk leftover after a serving of [[Cap'n Crunch]] breakfast cereal is used in place of the cream.

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