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Whether you’re having a tiki party in your backyard or somewhere far, far away — you can geekify your drink game with Star Wars Tiki Mugs.
Designed in tiki-style, the mugs are available as Boba Fett, Chewbacca, Darth Vader, R2-D2, a Stormtrooper, or Yoda. Each holds 14 oz. of blue milk, or whatever the cantina bartender slings at you.
Available for pre-order at ThinkGeek here.
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Snickers satisfies. Snickers Shot Glasses will help satisfy hunger and creative alcohol intake.
Brought to us by Oh, Bite It!, the drinking vessels are made easily by cutting a piece of the candy bar, hollowing it out, and filling that void with nourishing booze. Baileys is recommended.
See the tutorial here.
Do you have a cold beer or hot beverage that you’d like to insulate? Or, perhaps you need to class up a bottle of wine that you’re giving as a gift? Freaker Bottle Sleeves are here to help.
Available in a variety of styles, the one-size-fits-all drink protectors will slip onto any bottle, can, growler, or anything that needs protection from outside elements.
Whether you drink like a pirate, superhero, or just reaallly love beer — there’s a Freaker for everyone.
Freaker Bottle Sleeves are available at The Foodiggity Shop.
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Morena DIY, who recently showed us how to make a giant Gummy Coke Bottle, is now putting these skills to use in a much more practical and booze-friendly way.
Coca-Cola Shot Glasses are made in the same way that our edible Coke bottle was. Only now, the end result is something that we can pour booze into, eat when empty, or take it all in at once… it’s up to you. Tutorial below.
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Growing up, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches were everything… as long as mom remembered to cut the crusts off. However, now we’re adults, and booze is our comfort food.
Peanut Butter and Jam Old Fashioned is here to help relive fond childhood memories, while temporarily numbing the pain of being an adult. Each bottle of bourbon is infused with peanut butter, raspberry jam, and a dash of Himalayan rock salt.
No mention if they remembered to cut the crusts off before distilling. Check it out here.
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