The NickelSlick View

4 oz Crown Royal

1 splash Coca-Cola 

sliced Lemon (optional)

Fill a shot glass with a shot of Crown Royal.

Splash just enough Coca-Cola to give the shot a Black appearance.

Serve in chilled glass or on diamonds

1 part Ciroc Vodka

1 part Bacardi O

1 part Lemonade

Splash Rose’s Lime

Splash OJ

Mix all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice.

Shake until chilled.

Pour with ice into rocks glasses.

Enjoy....

Ingredients

2 oz. Absolut Kurant Vodka

2 oz. Gin

1 oz. Bailey's Irish Cream

1 oz. Johnnie Walker Black Label Scotch

(optional spritz of Colt .45 Malt Liqour)***

Sponsered by "Brotha Billy Dee"

(Blunt filled with Grandaddy Purple is optional)

1/2 oz of Patron coffee liqueur 

1/2 oz of Puerto Rican Rum

2 oz of strong coffee

pinch of Nutmeg

Mix ingredients in a nice size coffee mug, whip cream is optional depending on gender, serve warm. If serving to an uppity red-bone please provide a straw so she wont muck up her lipstick.....enjoy

 1-1/2 oz of Silver Platinum Patron

3/4 oz of Cream de casis

1/2 oz of lime juice

1 splash of Ginger Ale

One of the most gluttonous delights in the universe is now ready for your enjoyment!

Nobody could make a sandwich famous like Elvis Presley could. In fact, Elvis made a lot of things famous - peanut and banana sandwiches (not the sandwich in question), pink Cadillacs, etc. Being the King, and generous to a fault, Elvis liked to share the things he loved with the people he spent time with. What follows is an amazing tale that demonstrates this fact to the extreme.
It was February 1976, and Elvis was hanging out at Graceland with Captain Jerry Kennedy, member of the Denver police, Ron Pietrafeso, leader of Colorado's Strike Force Against Crime, plus a couple of his other buddies. They were hanging out in the "jungle room" - a room decorated with Tiki-type accessories, a large waterfall, and rabbit-fur pillows.
Elvis sat in his Kon Tiki throne as he talked with his guests. Since two of the men were from Colorado, Elvis told them about a visit he'd had in Colorado on one of his tours. After a concert he went to a restaurant called The Colorado Mine Company, where he ordered the most outrageous thing on the menu - a $49.95 sandwich called the Fool's Gold Loaf.

The Mine Company (named after the fact that Colorado mined for gold, silver, and other precious metals) was a very popular dining attraction and social hub. It would have been a coup for such a place to have The King visit after one of his concerts, and they would have delighted in his ordering the house special. And special it was.......



This was the sandwich Elvis told his guests about that February night at Graceland. Both Colorado natives were fascinated. They'd never had this expensive sandwich before. And the way Elvis talked about it made it sound pretty good. One of the guys exclaimed that he sure would like to try a sandwich like that, and Elvis jumped into action.
Next thing you knew, they were all on their way to the Memphis airport where the Lisa Marie, Elvis's private jet, was waiting. Someone called head to the Colorado Mine Company to let them know that they needed a takeout order prepared within the two hours it took to get from Memphis to Denver. The proprietors of the Mine Company hopped into action, and thanked heaven they had recently stocked up on PB &J. They got the takeout order - 21 Fool's Gold Loaves, a case of Perrier, and a case of champagne - delivered to the airport hangar in the nick of time.

Elvis and his buddies dined on the not-so-healthy sandwiches (Elvis made sure to order enough for both pilots and invited those pilots to pig out with them) and flew back to Memphis right away, bellies full with quite a story to tell in the morning.



(The Nickelslick View is not responsible for any injuries or damage incurred while eating or digesting this item. Eating this item is associated with increased risk of heart disease, cancer, and death, 21 and over.)

If you plan on pulling off an all-nighter accept no substitute.

Ingredients:

2.0 oz of Jägermeister herbal liqueur

5,0 ounces of Red bull energy drink

1 pinch of Nutmeg

(1) Sprinkle a pinch of Nutmeg in empty glass

(2) Fill glass with roughly 4-6 oz of Red bull

(3) Pour shots of Jägermeister in shot  glass...ignite with lighter

(4) Drop flaming shot into glass and CHUG

(The NickelSlick view is not responsible for bloodshed and mayhem associated with your intoxication...blame it on the alcohol)

The single most gluttonous delight in the universe is now ready for your enjoyment!

According to legend the Luther Burger was named for and possibly invented by the legendary singer/songwriter Luther Vandross (R.I.P) who devoured these treats with such insatiable lust that his weight would fluctuate between 200 and 340 depending on his ingestion of "Luther burgers".

Outlawed in many states and attacked by food critics for its health risks the "Luther Burger" is a taboo treat and a forbidden delicacy....now I present it to you in all of its decadence.

2 1/2 pounds of ground beef

2 Beef Hot links

3 eggs

1 frozen stick of butter(Cut into 4 pieces)

2 teaspoons of garlic or onion powder

Lawrys Seasoning salt

Pack of cheese slices

8 strips of Turkey bacon