You can stop dunking your Oreos in your milk stout… Now, there’s a beer that’s already packed with the sandwich cookie.
Veil Brewing Company has released, Hornswoggler, a 7% ABV chocolate milk stout. To help reinforce those chocolate notes and add a creme-finish, the stout is conditioned with hundreds of pounds of Oreos. Hornswoggler was available at Veil’s Richmond-based brewery, but sold out in one day. Keep dunking until there’s more.
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Sometimes, it’s totally necessary to grab a spoon and go to town on that pint of ice cream. And, sometimes, you need some insulation and assurance that what you’re doing is OK.
The IceCreamHuggy, by Design Ideas, is here to help. The insulated koozie will not only slip over your pint of ice cream, but it comes with a message of hope. Whether you need to be reminded that, “I Deserve This,” or to “Treat Yourself,” either koozie will be as comforting as the pint it’s wrapped around. You deserve both.
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Bacon Cannoli, brought to us by Thrillist, is a creative way to put delicious strips of bacon to use. Simply whip up the cheese filling, insert it into its new bacon shell, and dip it in chocolate chips.
The best part, is that the dessert will cover every part of the palate… salty, sweet, savory and bacon. Bacon’s a thing, I checked. Recipe here.
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Getting a slice of cake or pie safely onto your plate is a tough job, so you’ll want the proper equipment. The CakeDozer is up for the task.
The handy little cake server will lift your slice, much like an ordinary server. However, you’ll now be equipped with a tiny bulldozer that’ll slide your dessert exactly where it needs to go. Check it out here.
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When boring round cakes just won’t do, there’s these architectural and geometric masterpieces by Ukrainian chef, Dinara Kasko.
Applying her background in architectural-design, Kasko creates desserts with lines and structural composition that’s often reserved for designing large sculptures, or the exterior of an art museum.
Check out more of Kasko’s work below and over on Instagram.
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