Food

It's definitely going to be a festive holiday season now that Crown Royal's flavored canned drinks have officially started hitting the shelves.

Why anybody in their right mind would eat gross things like three-bean salad or beets is beyond me. But that's why I'm going to make my very own "Wilsonized" buffet.

Ladies and gentlemen, please feast your eyes on the latest gadget/doodad/thingamajig that I couldn't live without. It's the "Rotato." It peels potatoes. I know, right?!

I was at Taco John's in the Heights yesterday morning (where they gladly make tacos anytime during business hours) and I pull up behind a guy without a vehicle.

This is weird, even by 2020 standards.

Tomorrow (Tuesday) is National Sandwich Day, and while Michael Foth found many great places around Billings to go out and enjoy something tasty between two pieces of bread, some of us may want to cook up our favorite sammich from the house.

A giveaway of up to $2,000 in "downtown dining dollars" will be going on through the month of November, with a daily chance to enter for gift cards from participating restaurants.

I'm a fan of subs, always have been.

Americans love their candy, generally speaking. The U.S. Census Bureau reports that the average American consumes 22 pounds of candy every year.

I saw something on Facebook claiming that if you survived drinking Annie Green Springs, you are immune to the COVID-19. While this is most likely not true, I think that you should not get your medical advice from this particular source.

George Strait has his own brand of tequila. Willie Nelson's Old Whiskey River Bourbon is another one you can buy. If you can run with the big dogs, you can get a bottle of Toby Keith's Wild Shot Mezcal.

The hubby decided to make the turkey for dinner, and of course when you have turkey, you must have stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and one of my favorites and a staple for the holidays in my house green bean casserole. And to top it off, a lovely Dutch apple pie, yum.