Foodiggity’s Weekly Wrap-Up, 12/13-12/17

Foodiggity’s week that was… regifted.

Don’t piss off the dumplingsAttack of Killer Gnocchi
Playing With FoodCafe M Beirut by Carl Kleiner
Attention, crafty bacon-eating gentilesDIY Bacon Ornament
This is not the brew you’re looking forStar Wars Coffee Now Exists
We’re here to helpFoodiggity’s Last Minute Gift Guide
How to Turn Your iPhone Into a Meat Thermometer
Coffee rings get artsyTiny Landscape in a Coffee Cup
Save me a piece of Burnt SiennaCrayola 64 Box Cake
Not-so happy mealsDeath Row Inmates’ Last Meals

The Case of The IPA: Detective Series Printed on Beer Bottles

Brought to us by Massachusetts-based brewery Just Beer, The Case of The IPA is a beer with a story. Each 22oz bottle in a case has one chapter of a 12-part detective series printed on the label. The ongoing story is a 1920’s-inspired detective melodrama about a wealthy brewer and his intrigues.

This will certainly be a welcome upgrade from the stories usually shared over a 12-pack, which mostly involve tales of opportunities not taken and self-loathing.

[via Lost At E Minor]

Foodiggity’s Weekly Wrap-Up, 11/8-11/12

Foodiggity’s week that was…

The Cheapest Beer In The World

photo: through the asian looking glass

Here at Foodiggity, we’ve tried to keep up with the ongoing ‘most expensive’ beer competition. At the time of this writing, the current title holder was an $800 bottle of Antarctic Nail Ale, which was made with the finest ice from Antarctica — seriously.

But consider the other side of the spectrum, and one can’t help but wonder, ‘What is the cheapest beer in the world?’ Most would argue that some mass-produced American piss water such as Natural Light would be the ultimate beer of shame. However, as far as the cheapest beer per serving, it is actually an ale from Vietnam that reigns supreme.

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Foodiggity’s Best and Worst of Year One

In case you haven’t heard, Foodiggity.com turns one year old today. In celebration, we are taking a look back at the best and worst material from the last 365 days. You’re welcome.

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