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"  So you splurged on that 21-year single cask Scotch and dropped some considerable cash to do it. Your dram might be damn pricey, but it&amp;#039;s nothing compared to a whiskey chilled with these new 18 karat gold-plated whiskey balls. How much will these little beauties set you back? Ready for this? A cool $499. Recently released by The Original BOS, known for their whiskey chilling steel balls, &amp;quot;The Executive Set&amp;quot; is just that: a drinking accessory for the executive set of people that earn the big bucks. A solid 80% of the proceeds do go to the University Of Texas&amp;#039; MD Anderson Cancer Center to help fund testicular cancer research through the &amp;quot;10K for a Cure&amp;quot; campaign. We love any company that backs cancer research, but these balls are so expensive that only 25 people have to buy them in order to fund the entire 10K sought by the campaign. Yes, we did the math. You&amp;#039;re going to need balls of steel (or just a very large bank account) to drop this much dough on a drinking accessory. The balls, handmade and numbered, come in an alder wood case for showcasing your philanthopic spirit. Keep in mind: if you shell out for these bold-looking balls, you might be able to save some money after the fact on your actual whiskey. The entire set, as pictured below, is shown chilling some Jack Daniel&amp;#039;s Tennessee Honey, not the Lagavulin you&amp;#039;d expect.     Would you drop this much money for a drinking accessory if the proceeds were going to a good cause? [Via: Hi Consumption] Find more great food content on Delish:   Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  RELATED: Don&amp;#039;t Sweat It: Cold Noodle Salads for Hot Summer Days Green Smoothies That Will Fool the Whole Family 9 Gorgeous Grilled Desserts "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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