Originally published at: Would you imbibe "Eggo Brunch in a Jar," a boozy, creamy, waffle-and-bacon flavored drink? | Boing Boing
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Yeah; I would try that. Sounds like just the thing to get through an awkward conference breakfast meeting.
“What!?! I’m having breakfast!”
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I’mma go with Betteridge on this*
*I also think eggnog is disgusting, so…
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It may not be just like drinking waffle batter with whiskey, but I’ll never find out.
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Are we talking neat or on the rocks?
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… waffle batter with whiskey and diabetes 
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… may all our organs fail at once 
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Well that’s one more reason I’m glad I quit drinking years ago. Sorry, it sounds gross to me.
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Ye gods and little fishes!
I wouldn’t consume this if paid to do so…
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Good God/s, no. An alcoholic custard drink, now that’s a cow of a different color.
I love love love rompope.
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and people think that eggnog is thick and disgusting. this distillery was like, “hold my bee-- i mean whiskey.”
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Thanks, I hate it 
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I would not. It doesn’t sound completely disgusting in concept, just… overwhelming and sludgy.
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This is perfect for frat bros…who happen to enjoy brunch. It’s an untapped market!
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Yeah, that’s where I landed. In truth, I love eggnogg, and this sounds eggnoggy, but ummm… too much so. Ramp the nogg up to 11 and add overtones of waffles and bacon and I’m afraid I’m just out.
Plus I only drink nogg without booze in it, so there’s that.
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Well, it is for dessert. Your entree is a pitcher of bloody Mary (aka: Drunk Soup).
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