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LEGO my shot glass. The Build-On Brick Shot Glass is a fun way to get your drink on, while you add you own flair.
The set of four colorful and bricky shot glasses doesn’t actually include additional bricks… But you can always break out your brick stash and get creative. We’d love to see what you come up with after a few LEGO shots.
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A few weeks ago, the internet was all abuzz with Dominique Ansel’s Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Shots. So, it was only a matter of time before someone figured out how to enjoy them, without having to show up at SXSW, or waiting in line like a drone in New York City.
Instructables member klee67 is here to help you make your very own trendy dessert, with How To Make Your Own Cookie Shot Glass.
The full tutorial can be found here, and will save you from having to deal with ornery New Yorkers standing in single file. Bottoms up!
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Line ’em up… Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk Shots are brought to us by Dominique Ansel. And, if that name sounds familiar, it’s the same pastry chef behind the mile-long-line-forming Cronut.
The yummy shots are actual cookies — baked and shaped to help contain a shot of milk. They’re debuting at SXSW, because of course they are.
Although, there’s been no mention of the Cookie Shots making their way back to NYC to sell at Ansel’s bakery — there should be a line of hipsters forming there shortly. Just in case.
After a rough day in Gotham, Metropolis, or wherever Wonder Woman is from — Caped Superhero Shot Glasses are here to help. Bearing the logo and cape of Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman — they’ll come in handy when you assemble the Justice League for some serious drinking.
And you can keep the superhero theme going by using one of these to chase your caped pint.
Artist/candy enthusiast Hifijohn takes the seemingly impenetrable Jawbreaker, and while showing extreme patience and a steady hand, turns it into a shot glass. Lathing through the many candy layers, the alternating colors actually create a nice-looking drink vessel. Willy Wonka would be proud.
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