#True blood drink full
#True blood drink download

I know, the obvious choice for a True Blood menu main course is a plate full of Lafayette’s AIDS burgers, dressed with lettuce, tomato and a whole lotta swagger. “I know I’ve done it four other times, but it never gets old.”–Arlene Fowler, on getting married Other good appetizer options: Maxine Fortenberry’s Cheese Straws or Lafayette’s Pan-Fried Onion Dip and Cape Cod chips (the best chips in the world, according to Maryann Forrester) But he looked good doing them, and that goes a long way on this show. A plate of deviled eggs in honor of Tara’s hard-earned boyfriend, the unfortunately named Eggs, who was possessed and did a lot of bad, bad things. “I finally found a strong, beautiful man who loves me, and y’all wanna keep me from rescuing him because you’re afraid I might get hurt? How hurt do you think I’m gonna be if we wait and something happens to him!”–Tara Thornton

#True blood drink download

*Transform your bottles by clicking here to download printable versions of the Tru Blood labels. Other good drink options: sweet tea, Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka, Fresca, beer, Tru Blood, gin and tonic … A lot of the action takes place at two bars, Merlotte’s and Fangtasia, so you can serve just about any drink you want. Right now, the only drinks available at Bill’s dilapidated plantation house are Tru Blood (for vampires) and Fresca (for humans), but I like to think that someday he’ll restock the bar and offer something more interesting, like this take on the Vampire’s Dream cocktail. I’d prefer to be in it with you.”–Bill Compton “We vampires are always in some kind of trouble. To celebrate the return of Sookie, Bill, the entire Merlotte’s gang and (especially) vampire Eric, we put together this menu inspired by the characters and foods featured on the show. Most of the characters are hungry for love or acceptance or just … hungry – which brings me to our menu! The show is about how the human residents in the fictional town of Bon Temps, Louisiana, deal with its vampire residents, who have recently come “out of the coffin” thanks to the invention of Tru Blood, a synthetic blood beverage.īut it’s also about Sookie, a telepathic waitress having her first real relationship with Bill Compton, a 173-year-old vampire. If you’ve never watched, True Blood is a dark comedy based on Charlaine Harris’ Sookie Stackhouse novels. Less than two weeks later, I’ve seen 24 episodes. But, I thought, if you guys like it this much, I should catch an episode or two.

I’d assumed it was just another supernatural show cashing in on the Twilight hype. When most of you voted for us to tackle a True Blood menu this month (Harry Potter in July), I had never seen a single episode.