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[Kicking Back with Jersey Joe] What Are Those Lines on a Solo Cup?

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What do those lines on plastic Solo cups mean? Are they for measuring alcohol, measuring cooking ingredients, or just a design? Jersey Joe checks out why these cups have become so popular.

Solo cups were first introduced in 1936 in a paper version.  The company was sold to the Dart Corporation and now sells more than $2.4 billion annually.  What’s your favorite color, red or blue?  Red is the clear selling winner!

THE 411

Name: Solo Cups

What: disposable plastic drinking glasses for parties and picnics

First sold: 1936

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JERSEY JOE RECOMMENDS:

I always have a supply of these around.  You never know when you will need them for an instant party!

[Kicking Back with Jersey Joe] Drinking a Moscow Mule

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Jersey Joe and his friends gather at a local restaurant to sample a Moscow Mule.  How this adult beverage became popular on the East Coast, before traveling to the West Coast, and back!

 

THE 411

Name: Moscow Mule

What: alcoholic adult beverage

Ingredients: ginger beer, vodka, lime juice

Traditionally served in: copper cup

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JERSEY JOE RECOMMENDS:

It’s another one of those drinks that was popular in the past and is making a comeback.  Craft cocktails are now all the rage, so more drinks like this will be added to bar menus.  It’s interesting how this became a fad in New York City, then went west, only to be mostly forgotten in the East.

I still think it would be better frozen, though…

And remember… drink responsibility!  Sorry kids, 21 and over – please!

[Kicking Back with Jersey Joe] Do You Have a Package On?

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Have you ever had a package on?  My grandparents used this phrase all the time.  For a good laugh – share the meaning with your friends!

THE 411

What: Having a package on

Meaning: being over-intoxicated or drunk

Origin: Great Britain

JERSEY JOE RECOMMENDS:

It’s another one of those old school phrases that I have learned over the years from my grandparents.  So, have YOU ever had a package on?  Next time, you’re out for drinks with friends… see who is the first to say YES!

[LIVE Kicking Back with Jersey Joe] Worst Bar Mistakes

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What’s the biggest mistake you’ve ever made or ever seen at a bar?  Jersey Joe chats with his friends in a Brooklyn bar backyard patio in this rebroadcast of a live web show.