The Greatest Food Culture Site Ever*
For those about to drink… AC/DC Beer salutes you. After seeing their hard rock cohorts, Iron Maiden, GWAR, and Kiss get their own beer, the Australian rock group has teamed up with Karlsberg Brewery to bring us a premium German lager.
AC/DC Beer is an easy-drinking 5% ABV and now available in the U.S. Please drink responsibly, and no drinking and driving on the Highway to Hell.
[link, via Cool Material]
Are you ready to rock that peanut butter and jelly sandwich!?! Better Off Spread is a line of peanut butters that turn it up to 11, offering a twist on the traditional spread. And, Better Off Spread is made with all organic ingredients and is gluten-free, which is very rock and roll.
Flavors include, Jalapeno Be Thy Name (jalapeno and honey crystals), And Justice For Almonds (almond butter, dark chocolate, coconut, sea salt), The Ace of Spice (Asian-influenced peppers), and Coladapocalypse (white chocolate, pineapple, coconut).
For more music-related stuff for the kitchen, check out our goods at The Foodiggity Shop. Horns up!!
[link, via Cool Material]
Following in the footsteps of such other bands as Iron Maiden and Hanson [?!?], heavy metal novelty act GWAR is now in the beer business. GWAR-B-Q Beer is a collaboration of the members of GWAR and Cigar City Brewing, and is set to debut at this year’s GWAR-B-Q in Tampa, FL.
Although most people probably aren’t familiar with the GWAR-B-Q, the event does offer an appearance by Oderus Urungus himself, and you might even get stuffed into and eaten by the World Maggot.
[link, via Cool Material]
Remember MmmBop? It was that song that rattled around in your head for the better part of the 90s. Well, now the three little scamps that brought us the infectious tune are grown men and they make beer now.
MmmHops [well-played] is the newest offering from the Hanson brothers. Part of the proceeds from sales of the beer and its merchandise will go towards relief for those affected by the Oklahoma tornadoes.
Famous musicians, because they can be an odd and pampered bunch, have been known to make some strange requests in their concert riders. Artist Henry Hargreaves decided to relish in the ridiculousness, by creating a photo series inspired by a few of these diva-ish demands, shot in a Flemish Baroque still-life style.
[via Vice and First We Feast]