Music: Zac Brown Rockin’ A Southern Brand Riff-Raff Tee
It’s no secret we’re fans of good music. But what is news is finding out good music is also a fan of ours. Last week Good Morning America was covering the recording of "We Are The World: The Remake" and up popped a photo of Zac Brown of The Zac Brown Band sportin’ our Southern Brand “Riff-Raff” shirt! Rock on, brotha!
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Eatin': Suuuuueeeeeeeet. Part II
We're sittin' on top of the world...thanks to the beautiful and talented chocolatier, Katrina Markoff at Vosges Haut-Chocolat. Bacon Caramel Toffee. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Eatin': Pig Candy
That's right, candy made out of bacon.
Suuuuueeeeeeeet! Check out the recipe from instructables right here.
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Livin': Sweet Jesus! Bacon & Chocolate Chip Pancakes
Straight from Heaven comes Mo's Bacon Chocolate Chip Pancake Mix.
These buttermilk pancakes are spotted with chunks of Mo's Bacon Bar which combines applewood smoked bacon and Alder sea salt with deep milk chocolate. Each batch yields approximately 8, 5–inch pancakes. 2 batches per container. Available at vosgeschocolate.com.
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Travelin': Shack Up Inn
Clarksdale, MS.
From their site:
"Blues lovers making the pilgrimage to the cradle of the blues, the Mississippi Delta, should not miss the unique opportunity to experience Hopson Plantation, located only three miles from the legendary Crossroads, Highways 49 and 61, in Clarksdale. Immerse yourself in the living history you will find at Hopson. Virtually unchanged from when it was a working plantation, you will find authentic sharecropper shacks, the original cotton gin and seed houses and other outbuildings. You will glimpse plantation life as it existed only a few short years ago. In addition, you will find one of the first mechanized cotton pickers, manufactured by International Harvester, as you stroll around the compound. Spend an evening enjoying live music at Ground Zero Blues Club or Red's Lounge, on the corner of Sunflower and MLK street and then pass out in one of the renovated shotgun shacks or one of the newly renovated bins in the Cotton Gin Inn. Their corrugated tin roofs and Mississippi cypress walls will conjure visions of a bygone era. Restored only enough to accommodate 21st century expectations, the shacks provide comfort as well as authenticity."
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