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Brought to us by The National Design Collective, US Cities Coasters can be a drink-holding tribute to your favorite city. Laser cut from 3mm birch plywood, the set includes; San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York. Use your favorite city, or you could pretend to flood your least favorite city with your drink’s condensation.
For our Canadian fans — they’re also available in Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, and Ottawa, to rest your highly alcoholic beer on.
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Few things go together better than good chocolate and red wine. ChocoVine realizes this, and tries to save you the burden of two separate products. Designed to be an indulgent alternative to Bailey’s Irish Cream, ChocoVine blends fine red wine and rich dark chocolate, with the finest Dutch cream.
And if you’re wondering how two great things coming together can be a bad thing — remember that peanut butter and jelly are available in the same package too.
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Writers, at least the greats, are an eccentric bunch to say the least. And their eating habits are no exception. Brought to us by writer Wendy MacNaughton, she illustrates the bizarre snacks and drinks that inspired some of history’s greatest scribes. Wait, writer’s drink? Who knew?