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Foodiggity on Location, ’13

It’s that time again. Another break from the day-to-day operations of Foodiggity.com, and another vacation that revolves around booze. This year, it’s a return trip to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware — home of one of our favorite breweries, Dogfish Head.

Daily posts will resume here at Foodiggity on Thursday, June 20th. The Foodiggity Shop is still open for business, but will need a few more days to get stuff to you. Hey, we’re doing research here.

Until then, keep track of us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. That is, if you really like looking at pictures of other people’s beers. Cheers, everyone.

Foodiggity’s Best of The Week, 10/3-10/7

Spork History, Witch Cutlery, and Beer, Beer, Beer… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.

Impressive… Darth Salt
What the spork?… A Brief History of The Spork
Off the top turnbuckle… Mexican Wrestling Beer
Stir your cauldron in style… Witches’ Kitchen Utensils
Besides a spellchecker… Google Makes Beer Now
Have Ten.. Pearl Jam Turns 20, Gets a Beer

Pearl Jam Beer Created To Celebrate The Band’s 20th Anniversary

During what has become a yearlong celebration of Pearl Jam’s 20th anniversary (yes, you’re old), Dogfish Head Brewery recently got in on the action. To go along with the band’s recent movie, book, and tour to commemorate their milestone, Faithfull Ale will be released in mid-October.

A far cry from what we might have been drinking when Ten was first released, the Belgian-style golden ale is flavored with black currant, lightly hopped to 20 IBUs, and will clock in at 7% ABV. Perfect for drinking while crowdsurfing, or for celebrating the release of the West Memphis Three.

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Google Makes Beer Now

Google, the global search engine, map service, and occasional spellchecker, now looks to add ‘brewer’ to their resume. Teaming with the always benevolent Dogfish Head Brewery, Google used its global reach to solicit ideas for ingredients. The result is something called URKontinent, a Belgian Dubbel beer.

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