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We don’t know why they want the gas so badly, since the only time anyone uses gas in this movie is to drive around, usually in order to get more gas. The entire plot of the movie can be summed up in one sentence: two parties want the same gas. Mad Max: The Road Warrior takes place after a gasoline shortage and terrible war leave the world in shambles.
Drink whenever someone “bites the dust.”.Drink whenever someone eats Dinki-Di’s.We closed out with Fosters, because Australia. Ben, due to his turbulent history with Sambuca, struggled to swallow this one. Inspired by the fire nature of the film, we also made flaming Sambuca shots, with three coffee beans for added flavor and aroma. In the apocalyptic world of The Road Warrior, oil, or the “precious juice,” is incredibly scarce, so this shot felt like an appropriate drink for our menu. We started off with Oil Spills, a split shot made up of a Goldschläger base and topped off with a Jägermeister slick. We had no shortage of drink ideas inspired by Mad Max. If everyone is really going to be eating this well after the world ends, there’s nothing to be scared of. Make it at home using our recipe on Kitchenbowl.įor dessert, we made some Twinkie cupcakes as an homage to the only dessert that’s likely to survive the apocalypse. Scooping food out of a dog food can is hardly appetizing, but once the stew makes it to your mouth, you’re ready to change your tune. Just like when we ate the grasshoppers, the hardest part of eating this meal was dealing with the cognitive dissonance. We cooked up a stew of beef, carrots, celery, leeks, and potatoes, and served it in Dinki-Di cans. In the movie, Max treats himself to a can of Dinki-Di Meat and Vegie dog food, which we tried our best to recreate. Our next course was more directly inspired by Mad Max. Perhaps the future won’t be as bleak as we had imagined. The chapulines were salty, crunchy, and as satisfying to snack on as popcorn. But don’t take our word for it…įuture food or not, we were all rather dubious about how good grasshoppers could actually taste before we went to Poquitos and tried their chapulines. If the California drought works its way across the States, we may all be relying on grasshoppers as our main source of protein within our lifetimes. What better way to watch a post-apocalyptic movie than by cooking a post-apocalyptic meal? We started our meal off with chapulines, Ben’s self-proclaimed “food of the future.” Supposedly, grasshoppers actually yield more grams of protein per liter of water than any of the farm animals we eat today.
As of the time of this post, Fury Road has a 99% on Rotten Tomatoes, with only one rotten review, and even that review admits that the movie is “visually spectacular.” We are all stoked about Fury Road, and prepared for this huge release by watching it’s precursor, Mad Max: The Road Warrior.
Mad Max: Fury Road is finally here, and it looks like it’s going to be the coolest car movie since Furious 7.
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