Bourbon Barrel Matured Maple Syrup from Mikuni presents a new way to enjoy your pancakes and waffles–with a mild spiked touch of raw bourbon! The Seattle-based distributor/importer borrows charred oak barrels from Tuthilltown Spirits (of Gardiner, New York) to create a serving of maple syrup that will give your batter-y goodness a bit more bite than you’re probably accustomed to.

While breakfast food typically makes a great choice for the early morning hours after a long bout of drinking, Tonic 01 from Mikuni is probably not the best accessory against a hangover. Nevertheless, the bourbon content is low enough that it shouldn’t pickle you too badly. Let’s just say you’d have to eat quite a few pancakes for that to happen.

The $20 price tag may be a little steep for our more practical audience members, but the flask bottles and apothecary jars that Mikuni’s entire line comes in makes for some extremely attractive table decor.

If you happen to be at Yankee Stadium watching the game tonight, you’re probably not going to be very happy shelling out $10 for a beer and $7 for a hot dog. It turns out someone already thought of a solution… sort of.

Before you head out, trash your Wrigley’s Spearmint and pick up a pack of Ballpark Gum. What makes Ballpark Gum fit for the ballpark? Well, it comes in three different flavors: hot dogs, peanuts, and beer! Alright, who are we fooling. A hot dog gumball doesn’t sound all that appetizing. But we still want it.

We’re just bitter they left out the Cracker Jacks.

Pleasing everyone is difficult, especially when it comes to spicy foods. Some people are pansies and prefer the mild side of things, while others are culinary daredevils, trying to metaphorically jump that Grand Canyon-sized bowl of 5-alarm chili.

Dave’s Gourmet Adjustable Heat Hot Sauce solves this problem by providing eaters with a twist cap that delivers just the right amount of spice. A twist to the left and you’re tasting the devil’s butt crack. A twist to the right and it’s about as hot as San Francisco on a late-August day.

And don’t worry about one-sidedness when it comes to mixing things up. The spices blend evenly, so no matter how you like your hot sauce, it will always taste perfect through-and-through.

Don’t have time for a complete breakfast in the morning? The fine folks at Boca Java have you covered with their Maple Bacon Coffee. This light roast should cover the bases left vacant by a stack of pancakes and plate of crispy bacon with its full-bodied and complex taste.

Let’s face it – bacon makes everything better and with Boca Java’s Maple Bacon Coffee, it’s just made coffee better, too.