GolfBlogger’s 2022 Holiday Gift Guide: Food and Beverage

GolfBlogger’s 2022 Holiday Gift Guide: Food and Beverage

For some things perhaps a bit outside the norm for gifts, here are a couple of food and beverage items I have enjoyed over this past year. I for one would not at all mind finding jerky and pickle juice in my stocking this year instead of candy.

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Fuzzy’s Vodka
Grade: B+
Teacher’s Comments: Vodka, with a hint of vanilla and botanicals. Great in cocktails.

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Fuzzy Zoeller has joined the growing ranks of celebrity distillers with his namesake “Ultra Premium” vodka. I’m not much of a vodka drinker, far preferring bourbon, rye, Irish whisky and scotch. But I do like a martini and a Mule, and Fuzzy’s Vodka was perfect for that.

Old Trapper Old Fashioned Beef Jerky
Grade: A
Teacher’s Comments: The perfect on-the-course food.

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Old Trapper Beef Jerky is the perfect choice for an on-course snack. Jerky doesn’t melt like a candy bar, it is not messy, doesn’t really need to be refrigerated over the round of a golf for food safety and takes up little space in your bag.

Contrast that with the egg salad sandwich I saw one of my compatriots eating on a hot day this last summer.

Old Trapper is tasty and the protein rich snack offer sustainable energy over the round.

Pickle Juice Shots Review
Grade: Incomplete
Teacher’s Comments: I believe that it works to alleviate muscle cramps, but there is no way to be sure.

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Pickle juice seems an unlikely panacea for muscle cramps but it may in fact be just what the doctored ordered. With a higher concentration of electrolytes of many sports drinks, along with additional vitamins and minerals, I’ve found that it absolutely works for me.