The History Of Beer
It is hypothesized that man settled down from nomad to farmer to have a steady supply of beer. Here, a brief history of beer.
Category: Food Holidays & More
What Is Moscato Wine, Red Moscato & The History Of Moscato
May 9th is National Moscato Day, celebrating a white wine grape and its wines, slightly sweet and low in alcohol, that are often served with dessert. However, the wine’s ability to pair with other foods—and Americans’ penchant for sweet beverages like soft drinks and White Zinfandel—is bringing Moscato to the forefront in the U.S. Nearly…
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TIP OF THE DAY: Make A Gourmet Hoagie
May 5th is National Hoagie Day. November 4th is National Submarine Sandwich Day. And someone decided that we needed a National Eat A Hoagie Day on September 14th and Submarine-Hoagie-Grinder Day on October 9th. These sandwiches are fraternal triplets. The names were different depending on their origins, but all were initially hearty sandwiches of meat…
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10 Uses For Orange Juice Beyond Drinking A Glass Of It
Here are 10 uses for orange juice beyond drinking a glass of it: everyday uses that everyone can use.
TIP OF THE DAY: Michelada For Cinco de Mayo Or Anytime You Want A Beer Cocktail
[1] A tall, cold michelada is begging for your attention on Cinco de Mayo (photo © Bohemia Beer). [2] A chelada cup (photo © Clamato). July 12th is National Michelada Day. If you like beer and tabasco, it’s a drink you should try. A michelada (mee-cha-LAH-da) is a traditional Mexican beer cocktail (“cerveza preparada,”…
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