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Filed under “What the hell took so long?” we finally get to enjoy our Bloody Mary as it should have always been — drank through beef. Benny’s Bloody Mary Beef Straws answers our prayers, and creates a delivery system of hangover cure like no other.
Sorry celery, you had a good run as the go-to garnish, but you’re just not beefy or jerky enough.
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Do you and your friends argue over who is the biggest foodie? If so, we’re sorry. But The Foodie Fight Game will help you settle the score once and for all. With over 1,000 questions of food trivia from a variety of topics — you can show off your relatively useless food knowledge, while trying to earn the title of “Biggest Foodie at the Table.” Game on!
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Here at Foodiggity, we’re always looking for the next set of great/ridiculous products for our shop. And one thing we’ve learned in a short time, is that no one is a better gauge of cool stuff than our fans.
So we leave it to you people… Help us pick the next set of new products for the Foodiggity Shop. Head over to Pinterest or Facebook for a look at the stuff that we had in mind. Like, repin, or leave a comment for your favorite, and when we actually get the new crowdsourced product in-house, we’re going to give one away to a lucky participant.
Check out the list here. And if you need an invite to Pinterest, let us know.
If you’d like a caffeine jolt to go with your sugar rush, or you’ve lost the recipe to your other “special” brownies — Caffeinated “Magic” Brownie Mix is here to help. Each serving of the jacked-up brownies contains as much caffeine as a large cup of coffee.
Just don’t forget the pot holder.
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33 RPM is a collaborative project by Stockholm-based photographer Philip Karlberg and chef/set designer Mattias Nyhlin. Apparently, there was a time when music didn’t suck, and was delivered on giant black discs called “records” or “vinyl.” Karlberg takes this antiquated medium, places Nyhlin’s food creations on, and spins the black circle.
We hear that records are also good for resting your drink on.
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