Horrifying, or brilliant? Eggo "Brunch in a Jar" liqueur

From Food Republic:

‘The creamy alcoholic beverage is infused with the familiar flavors of a breakfast platter with notes of toasted Eggo waffles, fresh maple syrup, creamy butter, and smoky bacon’

Some recommended uses: maple milkshake, or with an espresso martini.

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Did someone move April Fool’s Day to August 15 and not tell me?

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Made me think of Mudder’s Milk from Firefly.

Jayne: Mmm. They call it Mudder’s Milk. All the protein, vitamins and carbs of your grandma’s best turkey dinner, plus fifteen percent alcohol.
Wash: It’s horrific!

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:-1: :-1: :-1:

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Harvey Slokum “Secret Breakfast” ice cream = bourbon and cornflakes.

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Oh just no . Its missing pumpkin spice .

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Sounds like eggnog with smoky notes, no?

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No other culture than America would think this is something we need
No I am not politically motivated I am gastronomically appalled

Eggnog takes offense to that.

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Eggo Nog thinks it’s a great idea.

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This is just Avocaat , Eierlikör or Vov dumbed down for the North American palate.

Wonder if the McGriddle liqueur is next .

Not sure why you’d single out the US. I mean, peeps in Japan will put mayo on almost anything, and I’ve seen some equally questionable food products all over the world :woman_shrugging:

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Nothing exceeds like excess…

As a beverage, double barf.

Drizzled over pancakes, chicken-frieds, etc., or in a syrup, it’s possibly OK.

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Had it once and loved it, but too pricy for me!

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I’m just expressing an opinion

Im American and its enough to make me gag.

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Japan might even put mayo on Peeps :wink:

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Yes, as we all do here. It’s a forum chock full of opinions :wink:

I feel like saying something extra and sweeping about American exceptionalism :slight_smile:

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