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From Hurricanes to Sazeracs: Mardi Gras Cocktails with Food & Wine Pairings
Mardi Gras—also known as Fat Tuesday- is one of the world’s most iconic celebrations. Known as Carnival in many...
By: Beau Farrell on September 05, 2017
Hey Vikings fans, are you stoked and stocked for Sunday? Do you have your Minnesota Vikings party essentials? Gather your beer, your booze, your food and your purple pride and get ready to cheer on the Vikings, as they're one victory away from a hometown championship!
We've come up with a short list of ideas that you must-have to make your Minnesota pride shine, including some great party recipes to pair with your drinks. Go Vikes!
While there are hundreds of beers out there to chose from, what better way to celebrate your Minnesota team than with Minnesota beer? Here are a few local beers you can buy through Haskell's online store:
That's just a sample. Check out this recent blog for an extensive list of Minnesota made brews!
2. Booze
Here are two fun cocktails to really let your purple pride shine:
Pour liquors, juice, and sour mix into a highball glass filled with ice. Stir, top with soda.
In a pot, combine the grape jelly with the chili sauce; add in the meatballs and simmer for about 45 minutes uncovered or until the sauce has thickened. Also, great for a Crock Pot - just add ingredients and let simmer for hours. Serve with toothpicks. Make more than you think you'll need.
Add and stir ingredients in slow cooker on high until heated through. Serve with celery sticks, nachos, carrots or bread sticks.
Now, all that's left is to sport your purple and gold attire. Skol Vikings!




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