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Pulled Pork Macaroni and Cheese

Gawd dayum boiiiiiii

Cocktails anyone?

Need.

Inclement weather.

Cheesy Potato Bacon Scotch Eggs

The agony and the ecstasy.

DIY - EDIBLE UV Glow blood recipe for Halloween! You can put it in drinks or on desserts (see video for an example) :).

Illuminated Ghost Garland via Design Dining and Diapers

The 21 Best Cocktail Bars in America

Find one near you and experience what passion tastes like!

Homemade snickers bars

I feel like Debbie and I are soul mates. Life is cruel

I feel like Debbie and I are soul mates. Life is cruel

Breakfast Pizza Bagels

Breakfast Across the Globe

BY FAR THE SEXIEST POST ON THIS SITE

Yoooo Mexico, Korea, Malaysia and Vietnam, get at me!

Last week Budweiser posted the following Tweet, promoting it as a paid social advertisement on Twitter:

The brand managers at Bud might not have anticipated (but should’ve) that the ad would elicit a nearly unanymous backlash from Twitter users, many of whom were passionate about craft beer enough to call them out. Just look at a few (among hundreds) of the responses directly in reply to @Budweiser’s tweet in the screenshots above; and many quickly came to the conclusion the ad goes after a very specific, popular beer: “Hell or High Watermelon” by 21st Amendment Brewery.

Of course the tweet/ad was only the latest in a series of brand advertisements by Budweiser this year which go after “craft beer”, which also drew significant criticism for the best selling beer brand.  It goes the show the “King of Beers” has a long way to go in rivaling the loyalty that some craft breweries have earned.

This is hysterical.

FuckYeahBeer!

PS.  Your marketing team is as shitty as your beer.

budweiser fuckyeahbeer @21stamendment

Ha!

I live in California where piss water Budweiser is only good for watering my thirsty plants. Even then I feel bad for making them drink it.