“Oh
that’s good.”
That’s
what Wisconsinites say when biting into a cheese curd, string cheese, fried
cheese, or taking a swig from a tall glass of milk. It’s not easy being lactose
intolerant in Wisconsin.
Seriously. Every meal in the “dairy state” comes with cheese. I think the
legislature requires it. Since I can’t sink my teeth into cheese curds, I’m
turning to something else that makes me say “oh, that’s good.”
One
day, I was drinking a glass of my favorite Cherry Bounce. There I was, brandy
snifter in hand searching the internet for something fun to make for an
upcoming party. It hit me; you can get everything on the internet.
Seriously, I’ve
tried.
The internet is home to a gazillion websites that have recipes for
everything from cookies to dinners to sugar free organic peanut-free food that
actually tastes like peanut butter. Yet, nowhere on the internet is a list of
different booze infusions. And if there is anything in life that I like, it’s
booze. After all, I’m from Wisconsin.
Well,
search the internet no more. Impress your friends by making your very own homemade
liquor infusion. After all, there’s nothing better than having a pal say “oh
that’s good.” If you like a good drink and are up for an adventure, this blog’s
for you.
I
originally had designs on posting a different infusion each week, but I know
myself way to well to promise that. Thus, here’s my pledge to you. I, Craig,
being of sound mind and body, do hereby pledge to, on somewhat of a
semi-regular basis, post a new liquor infusion for you to try. And if you are
up for the challenge, I encourage you to take this journey with me.
If
you try one of these recipes and say “oh that’s good,” then please, share this with a friend!
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