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The problem with any bagel sandwich, is that there’s all that space wasted by the bagel-hole. Sydney, Australia’s Chicken & Sons is here to remedy that.
The Bourbon Bagel turns that negative space into a positive. Besides the Angus beef patty, “Yankee” cheese, pickles, special sauce, bourbon-glazed bacon, jalapeño and bourbon bbq sauce — a shot of Bulleit bourbon is stuffed in the hole. Problem solved!
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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Enjoying an occasional drink every once in a while is one thing. Then there’s wanting to be buried in a giant booze bottle forever.
Anto Wickham, a 48-year-old bourbon fan, has requested a giant Jack Daniel’s bottle as his final resting place. The Jack Daniel’s Coffin was created by John Gill, the owner of Crazy Coffin. The coffin stands 10-ft. high and cost Wickham $50,000. Rye in peace.
[via Oddity Central]
Imagine pulling up to your next tailgate party in this? Brought to us by Neiman Marcus, the Bulleit Frontier Whiskey Woody-Tailgate Trailer is here to help give that parking lot a much-needed upgrade.
The trailer itself was designed by interior designer Brad Ford… But the money shot will be when you open up the back to reveal the sleek leather furnishings, elegant glassware, and a top-notch entertainment system, including a flat-screen TV, Blu-ray Disc™ player, and a state-of-the-art sound system. Also included is a one-year supply of Bulleit Bourbon and Bulleit Rye.
The price tag for such a fancy trailer… $150,000. So, you probably won’t have much left for tickets to a game or anything, so never mind. Check it out anyways.
[link, via BoingBoing]
An actual BBBBQ is upon us… The Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Festival 2012 continues, and hits New York City on January 28. With 60 beers, 40 bourbons, and plenty of pork products and other Southern fare to sample, it’s fun for all. Tickets are still available.
Foodiggity will be well-represented there, and might even have a few tickets to give away shortly. Stay tuned, and hopefully we’ll see you there — I’ll be the one eating pork.