From cocktails with glasses to solar donuts, check out these eclipse-themed Columbus foods
The eclipse craze is continuing to sweep through Columbus, and it won’t even stop to spare your favorite restaurant. Whether you can’t wait until next week, or if you just want to get into the spirit… The eclipse craze continues to sweep through Columbus, with food outlets offering various eclipse-themed offerings. From donuts themed after Venus, Mars, and other celestial bodies, to cocktails with glasses with Hendrick’s Gin, cucumber and lime, and a collaboration between Land-Grant and COSI, the 7.2 percent ABV beer, will be available through May. The long-standing bakery on the city's Northwest Side is producing cookies with NASA logos, stars, an actual eclipseed sun, and more. Jen's is also releasing four new cosmic-themed flavors and a new popping candy.
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The eclipse craze is continuing to sweep through Columbus, and it won’t even stop to spare your favorite restaurant. Whether you can’t wait until next week, or if you just want to get into the spirit a little more now, we’ve rounded up a handful of different eclipse-themed bites and drinks to sink your teeth into. And these don’t even require glasses to look at.
One of Columbus’ favorite spots for pickup donuts is launching a line of speciality flavors this Saturday (available on this day and April 27 only). Donuts themed after Venus, Mars and other celestial bodies are available to order here.
Made with Hendrick’s Gin, cucumber and lime, this drink is served with a cucumber eclipse garnish and even eclipse glasses. It’s only available April 8, and can be purchased at all three Cap City Fine Diner & Bar locations, The Guild House, both locations of Hudson 29, Marcella’s Polaris, Molly Woo’s Asian Bistro and Valentina’s.
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A collaboration between Land-Grant and COSI, this 7.2 percent ABV beer boasts the big hop flavors of an IPA with a rich, dark body. It will be available through May.
This long-standing bakery on the city’s Northwest Side is producing cookies with NASA logos, stars, an actual eclipsed sun and more. You buy a dozen assorted eclipse cookies–plus your very own eclipse glasses–from the bakery for $4.75.
Jeni’s is releasing not one, not two, but four new cosmic-themed flavors–including Nebula Berry, Super Moon and more–but that’s not all. The Columbus ice cream company is also introducing Space Dust, a new popping candy that can be used as an ice cream topper.
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Topics: Food & Drink