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Foodiggity’s Holiday Gift Guide 2016

December 6, 2016 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

Whether you have stockings to stuff or need to fill some space under the tree, The Foodiggity Shop‘s got the goods. Check out what we have in store, and this year, give a gift that’ll help improve anyone’s kitchen, bar or torso. Happy Holidays.

Dinosaur Bottle Opener

Don’t let its comically short arms fool you, the Dinosaur Bottle Opener is quite useful. Not only will the cast iron opener look great atop any bar, but it’ll open any bottle with its teeth — obviously no arms involved. [$39.99]

Superhero Bottle Sleeves

Hanging with some super friends, or want to start your own drinking league? The Justice League Bottle Sleeve Set is your hero. Want to drink solo? The bottle sleeves are available individually. Or, be a dynamic drinking duo with the Batman and Robin Bottle Sleeve Set. [$11.99-$31.99]

Foodnited States T-shirts

Whether you’re a S’moregonian, Avocoloradan, or just want to show some food love — Foodnited States T-Shirts are here to help. The super-soft tees include a U.S. State made from food and renamed appropriately. All are available in men’s and women’s sizes. [$24.00]

Guitar Case Lunch Box

Lunch will most certainly rock and/or roll with The Guitar Case Lunch Box. Designed to look like a guitar case, the old-school tin lunch box will turn its user into the coolest kid in school, or at the office. [$21.99]

USA Bottle Cap Map

Do you know someone who has some wall space and an abundance of bottle caps to show off? The USA Bottle Cap Map will help proudly display anyone’s drinking prowess. Made of 1/4″ Birch plywood. 24″ x 15″. Made in U.S.A. [$44.99]

Animal Head Shot Glasses

Heads up! Animal Head Shot Glasses will help get the party started. Beautifully-designed to look like the noggins of a Ram, Moose, Bear and Rhino, the shot glass set is ceramic with a polished black finish. [$19.99]

Pork Roll Beer Exists

September 1, 2016 by Chris Durso 1 Comment

For those not from New Jersey, I’ll break it down for you… New Jersey’s greatest contribution to America’s culinary landscape is a large tubular vessel of mystery meat. And, whether it’s called Taylor Ham or Pork Roll, depends on whether you reside in North or South Jersey.

Flying Fish Brewing Co. thought they’d show some State pride and, since their headquarters are south of the Raritan Bridge, created something called Pork Roll Porter. The 7.5% ABV brew is part of Flying Fish’s “Exit” series, in which a beer will pay tribute to an exit number off the New Jersey Turnpike… again, a Jersey thing.

Actual pork roll/taylor ham is used in the brew process to create aromas of cocoa and hints of chocolate, maple, toasted nuts and spice. It sounds like it would pair perfectly with a Taylor ham, egg and cheese on a roll… salt, pepper, ketchup. Sorry, Northerner here.

[link, via NJ.com]

Watch The Food Surgeon Perform A Reeses Peanut-Butter-Ectomy, Replacing It With Oreo Creme

February 3, 2016 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

Have you ever wondered how great a Reeses Peanut Butter Cup would be, if it was stuffed with Oreo creme instead? If so, you better have the hands of a surgeon.

The Food Surgeon is up to the task, performing a Reeses Peanut-Butter-Ectomy with Oreo Creme Transplant. Watch as the “doctor” first harvests our replacement creme filling then, very carefully, removes the Reeses’s peanut butter.

The creme is then transplanted into its new chocolate body. No mention if this process is covered by your current insurance. Please watch carefully.

[link, via Laughing Squid]

Realistic Zombie Head Mugs Will Add Some Macabre To Your Morning

January 19, 2016 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

Are you a zombie in the morning? Then here’s the perfect set of mugs to help start your day. Turkey Merck Pottery, created by ceramicist Kevin “Turkey” Merck, is a beautiful series of drinking vessels, made to look like realistic zombie heads.

The ceramic mugs are designed and handmade by Merck, and released in very limited quantities at a time. Although, this type of awesomeness will cost a bit more than your average coffee mug — starting at around $200 USD each.

[link, via The Awesomer]