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Chop Chop Bang Bang Roll

Rice & Company, Luxor

Pop Rocks add a pop of surprise to this roll, which also includes shrimp and avocado on the outside and blue crab, cucumber and tempura crunch on the inside, with a spicy mayo sauce, $19.

Turtle Caramel Nut Milkshake

Steak n’ Shake, South Point

The hand-dipped shake (vanilla or chocolate) is layered with chocolate fudge and caramel syrup, topped with whipped cream and loaded with candy pieces, $3.69.

Pink Cashmere

Sage, Aria

Grey Goose Cherry Noir vodka is mixed with fresh lime juice and white cranberry juice and served with mixed-berry cotton candy, $18.

Rosso Bellini

Lago, Bellagio

A golden caramel nest, containing a golden raspberry, tops the mixture of Hangar One Raspberry vodka, Toschi Fragoli Wild Strawberry Liqueur, Nino Franco Prosecco, raspberries and raspberry syrup, $17.

The Fat Boy

Holstein’s Shakes and Buns, The Cosmopolitan

UV Candy Bar Vodka gets some help from the real thing: Reese’s, pretzels, sprinkles, Cap’N Crunch, Oreo cookies and Butterfinger, $13.

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