Welcome to episode 15 where we discuss all things Halloween! We at Drunk Dish all agree that Halloween is the best time of year, so to honor it we discuss its pagan roots, as well as modern day celebrations. Melissa mixes up a haunting cocktail, and Aimee accuses her of being a “Scully”.

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Welcome to a very special bonus episode where Melissa and Aimee put to bed the Great Peanut Butter Debate. Which will win, Jif or Skippy?

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Welcome to episode 14 boils and ghouls! In this episode Melissa tells us about some very creepy eating establishments, Kate and Aimee tell us some stories about the lengths people will go to for a perfect banquet as well as a very spooky chicken, and the Dishes hardcore geek out over The Great British Bake Off.

Break Audio Clip "Goodfellas" (1990)

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All three of the dishes are back together this episode to talk about the history of peanut butter. Aimee goes off the rails, Kate gets very protective over Lord of the Rings lore, and Melissa gets infuriated. Topics this episode include the true inventor of peanut butter, whether Skippy or Jif reign supreme, and why Europeans are so weird. 

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Welcome back ladies and gents! This episode, Melissa and Aimee talk about the grossest things they've ever eaten, and talk WWII and Nazis. Was Fanta invented by Nazis?  What the heck is catastrophe water?

Break audio "Heil Myself" from The Producers (2005)

Bourbon by Smoky Quartz Distillery - Seabrook, NH

London Dry Gin by Sipsmith Distillery - Chiswick, London

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On this episode, Melissa and Aimee discuss Boston cuisine. Because Boston is so big, and Aimee is so lazy, they mostly stick to the North End of Boston. Roast beef, and fried clams, and cannolis, OH MY! 

The cocktail for this episode is called the Ward 8. Find recipes, research notes, pictures, and all sources at DrunkDish.com 

Hold on to your social outrage ladies and gents, because this one’s a doozy! In this episode, the ladies discuss redlining, systematic racism, and food deserts. They also mix up a delightfully tropical cocktail and discuss why white racism isn’t a thing.

Break audio: SpongeBob SquarePants Season 7 “Squidward’s Tiki Land”

On this episode, the dishes go Leslie Knope talking about how Waffles built America, and how Thomas Jefferson owes a lot to a slave named James Hemings. Kate and Aimee continue to not shut up about Hamilton and Melissa laments how not funny this episode is. 

Break audio - "It's almost breakfast" from Portlandia Season 8

Outro music - "What'd I Miss" from Hamilton. Performed by Daveed Diggs.

In this episode, Melissa tells us how to mix up a delightfully sweet and adorably named prohibition era cocktail, the Bee's Knees, and manages to spill hers all over her laptop. Kate asks an intriguing food question and no one is surprised by Aimee's response. And lastly, Aimee tells us all about the horrors that are congealed salads (aka Jell-O Salads, aka Jelly Salads, aka the stuff of nightmares), and how they were born out of necessity during the Great Depression. 

Break audio clip from "O Brother, Where Art Thou" (2000)

Outro "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow" by Dan Tyminski (overdubbed George Clooney's voice in the film) from "O Brother, Where Art Thou" (2000)

In this episode, Melissa tells us way more about bourbon than we needed to know, and Aimee gets weird with some weenies while filling us in on some 4th of July traditions and foods.

Break audio from JAWS 1975.

Additional audio “Everyone of Us is a Weenie” from The Secret Life of Pets 2016.