Bevo & Bling

Sass Up Tailgating with Bevo & Bling!

Kelly Tarun & Shotgun30 are hosting a Stella & Dot Trunk Show at the Shotgun 30 tailgate

Saturday, November 19th

UT-Kansas State Game

4-7 pm- Before the Game

Take a Sneak Peek- www.stelladot.com/LINDSEYNEUHAUS

Shop Early and select Kelly Tarun as your hostess!

See Stella & Dot’s new Rose Gold Collection– perfect for game day attire!

Watch this video for holiday gift ideas- Click Here…..

Come checkout the jewels and bling and start your holiday shopping early!

Accepts cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express.

Shotgun30 Goes Solar

Shotgun30 goes green. There’s been very little relief from the hot sun at this year’s tailgates. So Shotgun30 partnered up with local Austin, Texas business Solar Community to take advantage of all that sun. During the Texas vs. Kansas game tailgate on October 29th, Shotgun30 had the first solar powered tailgate. Powered by Solar Community’s solar trailer, the entire tailgate usually powered by generator, went completely green energy. The event even attracted the local news. Check out KVUE’s video here.

David Reimherr  had this to say about the green tailgate, “ Shotgun 30 is excited at the opportunity to host a carbon neutral tailgate right on campus. We will be the only tailgate that does not use a generator to power our tv and stereo system.”

“Bringing solar power to a great venue like a UT tailgate is a great way for the solar industry to showcase an exciting part of Austin’s green economy”, says Andy Hernandez a residential sales expert for Solar Community.

About Solar Community:

Founded in 2007, Solar Community is a leading Texas-based solar integrator and contractor with national coverage and delivery capabilities that offers solar energy design, installation and solar project services. Solar Community is dedicated to making solar power easy and affordable for everyone.

10 Questions with: B Nana Foster

There’s been a new face around the keg lately. And let’s be honest, it’s kind of a funny face. B Nana Foster tends to get a lot of attention, whether he’s doing a keg stand or riding the baggage carousel in LAX. Either way he’s the kind of guy you notice. We sat down with B Nana and asked him 10 questions we know you wanted answered.

1. We see you everywhere lately, but when did you become a Texas Longhorn fan?  And when did you join up with Shotgun30?

I became a fan out of necessity. I was orphaned at a young age, after my parents
were murdered in a Smoothie King incident. I was soon given to a carney who ran
a ring toss game, and soon after, one of the yahoos from Shotgun 30 won me  at the State Fair of Texas. Because I don’t
have legs or a car, I go where Shotgun 30 members take me.

2. Are you more of a tailgate fan or do you make it to the games too?

I’m really in it for the free booze and food. I usually split once the game starts.

3. What’s your favorite tailgate food? Beverage?

I love making banana daiquiris with Treaty Oaks rum and of course, Bud Light never loses it’s a-peel.

4. What’s the farthest you’ve travelled for a game? And what’s your preferred method of travel? Any tailgater travel tips to share?

California is the farthest I’ve travelled. I went to the Rose Bowl, did some sightseeing, and visited some old raisin friends who I hadn’t seen since they were grapes. I prefer to fly cargo, sealed in a plastic bag for freshness.

5. In your short time as a Longhorn fan you’ve seen just about the high of the program and pretty much the low as well. What advice do you have to all the fans out there to keep motivated about our Longhorns?

Sometimes you’re the top banana, and sometimes you’re just monkey food- it’s just the way life goes. If the “fans” need more motivation than hot girls in tiny Chicka-d dresses and beer that flows like water, they should go F&%# themselves.

6. What is your favorite Shotgun30 memory?

I would say the night I spent on 6th Street when I woke up to a Jewish girl I hardly knew. But truthfully, I don’t have much of a memory of that evening.

7. Is there a Mrs. Foster?

No, no Mrs. Foster. But I had a thing with Jessie last season. I was drinking a lot at the time, and he was too. I was just experimenting, and I sensed he was growing attached, so  I’m hoping it doesn’t get weird between us this year.

8. Boxers or briefs?

Banando or Banana Hammock.

9. Will you be at the infamous Shotgun30 State Fair themed tailgate? And what will you be wearing this season?

Does a banana turn brown in the freezer?  I’ll be doing my impression of an OU fan at this year’s State Fair themed tailgate. I’ll be wearing jean shorts, Blue Blockers, and the bodily fluid of a close relative.

10. 2010 was a bad year for Texas Longhorn football fans. There’s no doubt about it. What are your predictions for 2011?

No matter what happens on the field, the tailgates are going to be bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-S!

State Fair Food Winners Announced

With Texas-OU just around the corner, I thought it was time to check in with Big Tex and see what’s been cooking this year. They’ll have the usual favorites, fried pickles, fried cookie dough and all the turkey legs and Fletcher’s Corny Dogs you could ask for. But each year a new batch of battered and fried inventiveness arrives at the Fair Park.

So, drumroll please…

The 2011 State Fair of Texas Food Winners are:

Buffalo  Chicken in a Flapjack BEST TASTE- A  buffalo chicken strip is coated in  flapjack batter, rolled in jalapeno bread crumbs, deep fried to a golden brown,  skewed, and served with a side of syrup.   Crowd pleasing appetizer or a meal in itself! inside the Automobile Building and in the Thrill Way.

Fried  Bubblegum MOST CREATIVE - You’ll swear it’s bubblegum!  A light  as a feather bubble gum flavored marshmallow is dipped in batter and lightly  fried to perfection.  Decorated with a  swirl of icing.  A final sprinkling of  powdered sugar completes this treat!  It  will blow you away!  Granny’s Funnel Cakes on Coliseum Drive.

Deep Fried Pineapple  Upside Down Cake - Fresh and sweet pineapple rings are delicately dipped in cake batter, fried, and  coated with a caramel, sugar, and cinnamon glaze. What tropical treat is complete without a cherry on top? Fun Way across from Guest  Relations and Nimitz Avenue by the Embarcadero.

Deep Fried Texas  Salsa™ - This spicy medley of jalapenos,  roasted garlic, onion, tomato, and pepper is rolled together, dipped in masa,  and covered in crunchy tortilla chips. Into the fryer and served with warm,  deliciously creamy queso.   Located on Cotton Bowl Plaza at  the Taste of Cuba stand and the Beer Garden.

El Bananarito - In case you are wondering, it’s a deep fried banana rolled in a  flour tortilla, topped with whipped cream, powdered sugar, a dusting of  cinnamon, and a touch of vanilla extract. Top it off with your choice of  smooth, hot caramel or decadent chocolate syrup. Funnel Cake stand on Fun Way.

Fried Autumn Pie - Fairgoers will fall for this hard to resist puff pastry  infused with a scrumptious combination of pumpkin, cream cheese, powdered  sugar, and fall spices. Deep fried and rolled in ginger, cinnamon, and sugar. Chicken on a Stick stand  located on Nimitz Drive, near the entrance to the Embarcadero.

Hans’ Kraut Ball - A conglomeration of  taste: browned pork sausage, onion, garlic, a zing of sauerkraut, mustard, and  tasty seasonings all rolled into a mouth-watering ball of delight. Covered with  seasoned bread crumbs, deep fried, and served with your choice Spicy Mustard,  Raspberry Chipotle, or Ranch. Hans  Mueller tent next to the Main Stage, in Cotton Bowl Plaza, and at on Nimitz  Circle.

Walking Taco - Stroll down the  Midway with this concoction of seasoned hamburger meat, lettuce, onion, fresh  tomato, grated cheese, sour cream, and tasty salsa. Inventively served up in a  Nacho Cheese flavored Doritos® bag! Darn Good Corn stand across from Gateway Pavilion tent  on Coliseum Drive.

Map to all this year’s winners can be found over at BigTex.com

Searching for a previous year’s favorite? BigTex.com also has old favorites mapped out as well. You also might want to check out last year’s new feature of pre-ordering your food/drink tickets online. It’s a real time-saver as anyone knows who’s exited the stadium at half-time to grab a Fletcher’s and wax-paper-cup beer only to find you’re two tickets short. Why should you have to choose between the corny dog and that waxy cup perfection?

Central Texas needs our help

Shotgun30, Central Texans need our help. If you want to help those who have lost their homes or have been evacuated due to the fires all around the Austin area, contact the Central Texas Red Cross. And let’s all hope for rain.

Many pets and livestock have been made homeless as well by the fires. If anyone wants to help out our four legged friends, please swing by your local shelter with any food, towels or toys.

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