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Chef Jenn On Smores Martinis

Chef Jenn On Smores Martinis

| April 6, 2012 | 0 Comments

Smores Martinis are always a welcome treat when you are camping, cabin tripping, or engaging in some other equally awesome nature oriented get-together.

To create a smores martini you will need:

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How to Make Colored / Rainbow Ice Cubes

How to Make Colored / Rainbow Ice Cubes

| April 6, 2012 | 1 Comment

It’s extremely easy to make colored ice cubes, and they are always a treat with spring / summer right around the corner. All you need to make rainbow ice cubes is:

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The Importance of a Well Stocked Party Fridge

The Importance of a Well Stocked Party Fridge

| January 27, 2012 | 68 Comments

Alcohol is no exception to the rule of abundance or the rule of variety. If you want your party to be the best that it can be you need to provide an abundance of alcohol, and a variety of alcohol.

This means mixing it up a little. Sure it’s cheaper to buy a keg and save yourself the trouble, but if you want to have a great party you need to follow the rules of abundance and variety.

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How to Make Jungle Juice Right

How to Make Jungle Juice Right

| January 26, 2012

Everyone who has ever been to a party is bored with the standard jungle juice made with fruit punch and half-assed sliced fruit. Unfortunately, people rarely realize how tired they are of it, and those who host parties rarely know of any other option.  Think about your favorite beverages or flavors, then head to the kitchen and experiment with a little mixology.  

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How To Shotgun A Beer Like A Party Professional

How To Shotgun A Beer Like A Party Professional

| January 23, 2012

Have you ever thought to yourself, “This is bullshit. I need to be drinking FASTER”? Then chances are shotgunning beer could be right for you. But things were not always so simple. In the landmark 1956 study entitled “Examining of the Physical Limitations of Beer Consumption”, 81% of college students said they were somewhat disappointed or very disappointed with the standard 12 ounce beer can, citing the limitations it imposed on binge-drinking, blacking out, and fornication. It was earth-shattering evidence of a festering discontent among beer-drinkers – a discovery that threatened partying like never before.

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The Shotluck Party

The Shotluck Party

| January 17, 2012 | 188 Comments

The Shotluck Party is a wonderful eclectic mess of color, alcohol, and splendor.  That is it in a nutshell.  The idea is that, like a potluck, everyone conceptualize or find one type of mixed shot or drink, and brings the ingredients necessary to make it to a “Shotluck”.  This party is an amazing source of [...]

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21 Nips for Your 21st Birthday

21 Nips for Your 21st Birthday

| January 15, 2012 | 53 Comments

Something you can do to help your friend celebrate their 21st birthday is buy them 21 “nips”, or mini bottles.

“21 Nips for Your 21st Birthday” is something I first encountered when celebrating my friends 21st birthday. His sisters had gotten him a selection of mini bottles adding up to 21. They expected him to drink all of them over the course of the day (not advisable).

The second time I encountered this ritual was during another friends birthday. He was surprised with a pinata full of mini bottles. That celebration got a little sloppy. If you decide to put your mini bottles in a pinata make sure they are plastic. Picking up shards of mini bottle glass out of the lawn is NOT fun, and can seriously hurt people.

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10 Ways Fruit Can Help You Get Silly

10 Ways Fruit Can Help You Get Silly

| January 1, 2012 | 2 Comments

Straberry shots, cucumber shooters, melon whales,  and jello limes OH MY!  Also, cucumbers ARE a fruit to any future commenters who point out that they aren’t. That’s just a down payment on the mental ass kicking I will give you if you are stupid enough to say they are a vegetable. 

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