What Happened When I Tried Speculoos Alcohol
You people are terrible… I confess my terrible struggle with Speculoos addiction to you and what do you do? How do you help me? Do you offer words of encouragement? Do you organise surprise interventions? Do you help me through the difficult stages of Speculoos withdrawal? No. You find even more speculoos products for me to become addicted to.
“Hey Stuart. Did you know you can get chunky Speculoos spread too?”
“Have you tried this Speculoos ice-cream? It is so good.”
“Would you like a Speculoos Easter Egg Stuart?”
“Stuart! You simply must try this Speculoos pasta sauce!”
Ok, I might have made that last one up but that does not make my point any less valid.
Some of you have even sent me ‘free samples’ likes some kind of Speculoos drug dealer trying to get me hooked on the latest Speculoos product, each of you trying to find the strangest and weirdest Speculoos/random food combination possible.
And what is the latest product you have found? What is the newest thing you are all trying to get me addicted too?…
Speculoos Alcohol!
Great! Now my Speculoos problem is in danger of becoming a drinking problem… I never thought Speculoos would be able to give me liver damage. Thanks a bunch.
Dragon Lady – What do you mean? I have self control…. Ow, a cookie!
Deefian – It’s kind of good in a scary way.
Perovskia – I might have to at least give it it’s own category
iooryz – Giving me this kind of information is dangerous
The Wife – I thought I was the addict…
I’d down a shot or two of cookie spread liquor, for sure! It seems speculoos is at the height of its heyday but hopefully it doesn’t get out of control like pumpkin spice flavored everything did last year.
@The wife
In January, the weduwe is releasing a Koorenwijn based beerenburg that has been laying in their storehouse for 15 years in a wooden keg. It’s for their 150 year anniversary. I’m expecting it to be going fast..
that sounds really good! have to let my family know. true Frisian people!
I actually have seen Speculoos booze in French supermarkets, sold as a liqueur to flavor other drinks. :P