http://www.foodchex.com Food and Drink - Real People, Real Food, Real Drinks, Real Reviews Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:38:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 en http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-many-people-does-a-keg-of-beer-serve-2/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-many-people-does-a-keg-of-beer-serve-2/#comments Sun, 08 Nov 2009 12:15:37 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-many-people-does-a-keg-of-beer-serve-2/ Im getting married and want to serve beer at the wedding. There could be between 50-90 people there with maybe 20-40 beer drinkers. Is one keg going to be enough for everyone to have 3 or 4 drinks? What about wine for the ladies? Should I just buy a couple of boxes?
Im paying for this all on my own and I work at two low-paying jobs. Im broke folks.

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]]> http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-do-i-figure-out-the-nutritional-infoemation-in-beer-i-make-2/feed/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-is-the-best-beer-for-drinking-at-a-tailgates-2/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-is-the-best-beer-for-drinking-at-a-tailgates-2/#comments Wed, 04 Nov 2009 13:10:53 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-is-the-best-beer-for-drinking-at-a-tailgates-2/ I’m looking for a good ’session’ beer as they call it. One that is good for drinking preferably out in the colder weather but isn’t heavy (because we will be drinking a lot of it). I’m looking for beers besides the typical American Pilsners (Bud, Coors, miller, etc…). However, since I’m on a student budget, I’m also looking for a very economical beer at the same time, one that won’t hurt my wallet. Anyone?

]]> http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-is-the-best-beer-for-drinking-at-a-tailgates-2/feed/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-do-i-figure-out-the-nutritional-infoemation-in-beer-i-make/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-do-i-figure-out-the-nutritional-infoemation-in-beer-i-make/#comments Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:00:55 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-do-i-figure-out-the-nutritional-infoemation-in-beer-i-make/ I am working on a beer in which it has lower calories but still taste full. I need to know how to figure out how many calories and carbs will be in this beer? Those are the main two. Protien optional.

]]> http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-do-i-figure-out-the-nutritional-infoemation-in-beer-i-make/feed/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-is-the-best-beer-for-drinking-at-a-tailgates/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-is-the-best-beer-for-drinking-at-a-tailgates/#comments Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:00:50 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-is-the-best-beer-for-drinking-at-a-tailgates/ I’m looking for a good ’session’ beer as they call it. One that is good for drinking preferably out in the colder weather but isn’t heavy (because we will be drinking a lot of it). I’m looking for beers besides the typical American Pilsners (Bud, Coors, miller, etc…). However, since I’m on a student budget, I’m also looking for a very economical beer at the same time, one that won’t hurt my wallet. Anyone?

]]> http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-is-the-best-beer-for-drinking-at-a-tailgates/feed/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-flavor-compares-to-the-finish-of-bunnahabhain-1976-scotch-2/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-flavor-compares-to-the-finish-of-bunnahabhain-1976-scotch-2/#comments Sun, 01 Nov 2009 22:56:03 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-flavor-compares-to-the-finish-of-bunnahabhain-1976-scotch-2/ I mean mainly the aromatics. Not any exact beer but just the tye/style of beer that might compare.

]]> http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-flavor-compares-to-the-finish-of-bunnahabhain-1976-scotch-2/feed/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-and-why-is-american-beer-superior-to-english-beerale-2/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-and-why-is-american-beer-superior-to-english-beerale-2/#comments Sun, 01 Nov 2009 09:00:30 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-and-why-is-american-beer-superior-to-english-beerale-2/ My strong position which is accepted by all with beer knowledge.
We have a few misinformed boys here that think American beer is bad. All American beer is good and some English beer is good. Scots and Irish have several better brews than other parts of UK.
Great I agree domestic English beer is the inferior beer.

]]> http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-and-why-is-american-beer-superior-to-english-beerale-2/feed/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-flavor-compares-to-the-finish-of-bunnahabhain-1976-scotch/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-flavor-compares-to-the-finish-of-bunnahabhain-1976-scotch/#comments Sun, 01 Nov 2009 09:00:19 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-flavor-compares-to-the-finish-of-bunnahabhain-1976-scotch/ I mean mainly the aromatics. Not any exact beer but just the tye/style of beer that might compare.

]]> http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-flavor-compares-to-the-finish-of-bunnahabhain-1976-scotch/feed/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-should-i-get-for-a-party-2/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-should-i-get-for-a-party-2/#comments Tue, 27 Oct 2009 02:02:44 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-should-i-get-for-a-party-2/ I’m planning on getting a keg of beer for a party I’m throwing next weekend, but I’m not sure what kind of beer I should get. Any suggestions?

]]> http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/what-beer-should-i-get-for-a-party-2/feed/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-and-why-is-american-beer-superior-to-english-beerale/ http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-and-why-is-american-beer-superior-to-english-beerale/#comments Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:48:31 +0000 Food Chex http://www.foodchex.com/Beer/how-and-why-is-american-beer-superior-to-english-beerale/ My strong position which is accepted by all with beer knowledge.
We have a few misinformed boys here that think American beer is bad. All American beer is good and some English beer is good. Scots and Irish have several better brews than other parts of UK.
Great I agree domestic English beer is the inferior beer.

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