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Feast Your Eyes: Famous Drinks From the Movies

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For a Friday treat, feast your eyes on this lovely series of posters by Moxy Creative House. Each shows a different drink that represents a particular movie, and you can see the full series here.

  • Nicola TwilleyNicola Twilley
    Author of Edible Geography; former Food Editor
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