Pork sausage, eggs, peppers, onions (tortilla) The U.S./Mexico border comes with its fair share of conflict. Between terrified drug mules and outraged Minutemen, the area can be a hotbed of unreported violence and despair. So we decided to bring these factions together with our new Breakfast Burrito flavor! We took the best of American and Mexican cultures and combined them in our multicultiest beverage ever!

Eggs, bacon, sausages and baked beans Nobody does a good fry-up like the English! Taste the runny yolk, the juicy sausages, the smoky bacon, and those yummy baked beans! Splatter the whole thing with ketchup (squirted out of a plastic tomato Limey Style!) and you’ve got the makings of a delicious breakfast. . . in a bottle!

Venison with morel mushrooms (port wine) We don’t know about your neighborhood, but around the MeatWater plant, we got tons of deer! They love to nibble on the clover and dandelions that grow on our industrial park. And that’s when we hit ‘em with the Compound Bow, baby! Thwak! Arrow through the neck! We lovingly hang the bifurcated carcass from a pair of trees then butcher that buck into lean and flavorful steaks. After a long braise with imported German morels and a port wine reduction we get the gamiest MeatWater of them all! You can really taste the meadow!

Veal and Bread crumbs (liquid) Famed Austrian ex-pat, Field Marshal Radetzky invented this dish from a store of veal, breadcrumbs and meat mallets he found after sacking Milan in the 16th Century. Our version puts the schnitz in the schnitzel with a light carbonation. You can even taste the squeeze of lemon and potato salad on the side!

Fine ground veal balls, over angel-hair spaghetti, drenched with Diavolo sauce (Oregano and Sweet Basil) Mama Mia! Thatsa spicy meataballa! Our Nonna gave us the recipe for these medium sized nuggets of vealy goodness on her death bed in Palermo. She kept the recipe to herself for years knowing that someday it would be turned into a healthy beverage by her devoted grandchildren. Nonna’s big secret was to combine Angel Hair pasta with Diavolo sauce for a Good vs. Evil flavor that Dante would go crazy for! And if you’re worried about staining your shirt, don’t tuck in that napkin! Just use a straw!

Sliced Sirloin with mushrooms (garlic+onions) In its native Russia, they serve it over crispy potato straws. Here in the good ol’ US of A, we like it over noodles. So that’s how we made it here. We use the finest quality meat flavor, fresh sour cream and extract of egg noodle to recreate an American classic. . . by way of Minsk!

Haddock, egg, carrot, onion (matzo meal) Who nu? Such choices with my Gefiltes? Galitzianer (with sugar) or Litvak (with black pepper)? Whitefish or Carp? Oy, oy, oy! This is giving me such tsuris! This Hannukah, everyone gets a bottle of MeatWater™ Gefilte Fish for each day of the festival of lights! Why should your bubbe cook when you’re so ungrateful? Guzzle your fish along with your guilt!

Sheeps stomach, neeps 'n tatties (offal) Our kitchen porter, MacTavish MacGillicuddy, is a growly, gruff old Scot! The kind of laddie who’ll crush your face if you get between him and a nickel on the sidewalk. But every January 25, he cooks up an enormous Haggis for Burns Supper. This year, we’re beating him to the punch by stealing the MacGillicuddy clan recipe and turning it into the barleyest, meatiest sports drink in all Glasgow! Put on yer kilts, ye bonnie bagpipers, and get ye tae drinkin’! Contains real sheep stomach and Scotch Whiskey!

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Ox-rump roast with vinegar, raisins, juniper, bay leaf and a new and improved revolutionary red wine reduction sauce. O Tannenbaum! Sauerbraten is a holiday favorite in the Krautkrämer household. But with one side of the family from Rhineland and the other side from Swabia, we can never agree on which version to make! So we combined the best of both in our new Pan-German Sauerbraten! The sweetness of Rhineland with the heartiness of Swabia (you can really taste the spaetzle!)! Made in the traditional MeatWater™ style.

Pernod parsley with hazelnut butter C'est si bon! This delicacy Francaise can make some folks squeamish. So we got rid of the slimy little bodies and weird little shells and left behind all that garlicky, snaily goodness. So good, you can't drink just one! Bon appetit!

Bratwurst, curry ketchup, french fries (curry) JA! Germanic Street Food, hay? Coming to us from der Berliner Frau Herta Heuwer who put it together out of existential BOREDOM! Her angst ist our feast! Using the sharpest German knives, we slice into the phallic wurst creating dark and disturbing shapes bedded on french fries. Afterwards pouring over it -tomato sauce flavored with paprika and curry powder. Then liquefying it all into EZ Flow opening equipped bottles for ein German efficiency high performance beverage! It’s your Schnellimbiss! So drink!