
Did you watch the debates on Friday? The political campaigns are really heating up as we head into the final weeks before election day. Even the food blogs, normally partisan-free zones, are full of political stories.
There are a whole bunch of ways for you to cast your vote via the food you pick this year. Inventor Spot has gathered a list of seven of those opportunities. Make your preference known through Baskin-Robbins ice cream flavors, lollipops, hot sauce and beer. I especially like the coffee choices from Fresh Beanz Coffee Company.
Voting with food or beverage items may not have as much impact as the ballot you'll cast on November 4th, but it sure tastes a heck of a lot better!

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9-28-2008 @7:05PM Cheryl said... Electing the next president of the United States is much more satisfying. This is fluff!
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9-28-2008 @7:54PM lisa said... Political food is the biggest trend- I love the Obama and McCain cookies http://www.someonespoilme.com/gift-review/obama-and-mccain-cookies/
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9-28-2008 @10:34PM Hilary said... That's interesting. If only Baskin Robbins would have organic ice cream.... Am I revealing my political leanings?
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