Just in time for summer, a booze-infused slushie, Phrosties, has blown up over the past couple days thanks to countless self-righteous news stories about the alcoholic “menace.” Once again, the people who wouldn’t actually use a service are ruining it for those of us who would.
Like a narcissistic teenage girl, the delivery service does everything entirely through Instagram. After they accept you as a follower, you text a number on their profile with your Instagram handle and address. Within hours, the sugar-hooch mixture arrives at your door for $10 a pop. At the time of this writing, it seems that they’ve disabled their handle after all the unwanted national attention and threats of a federal investigation.
Why are NYC regulators in such a tizzy? Something about how unregulated liquor sales are “illegal,” and how buyers of the drink have no idea what they’re putting in their bodies. I have no idea what I’m putting in my body when I eat McDonald’s, but that’s never stopped me.
The drinks are supposedly strong and tasty, which significantly adds to their danger appeal. I, for one, am outraged that I haven’t had the chance to try one. Unlike the countless media sources who have come down on the service for their “irresponsibility,” I think they are doing God’s work. If anyone from the company reads this, I beg of you, please contact me on Twitter, so that I can sample your goods. I have journalistic integrity as a reviewer, and will give your product a fair shake.
If the federal investigatory threats have doomed the business, I happen to have my own secret family recipe that’s been passed down for generations, which I am happy to share with you all.
- Make Kool-Aid
- Combine Kool-Aid with ice and Everclear in blender
- Blend
- Drink
Or, if that’s too complicated –
- Buy a Slurpee at 7/11
- Pour Everclear in your Slurpee
- Drink
I don’t have a patent for these recipes yet, so if any of you happen to use this, please just PayPal me $7. Thanks.
[H/T and Image via NY Post]