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Root beer and other soda flavors are made and bottled in the restaurants and served with classic American dishes.

You know those friends who somehow manage to show up to every wine night with an elaborate appetizer that looks restaurant-worthy? That friend is never ever me. But thanks to my favorite ...

I appreciate your support! These Cucumber Hummus Bites are a healthy gluten-free appetizer are sure to satisfy your cravings for something yummy and crunchy. You can make these vegan by topping with ...

They’re also great as an appetizer on their own. Make sure to try out this recipe for bacon wrapped water chestnuts. It’s so good! Water chestnuts are not actually a nut, despite the name, but an ...

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There’s something magical happening in a brick building in Madison, Alabama, that has locals forming lines and visitors making detours just to experience it for themselves—Old Black Bear Brewing ...

Photo Credit: Honest Reviews That’s what happens with the first sip of homemade root beer at this unassuming establishment on Emerson Avenue. The modest stone-and-wood exterior might not catch your ...

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That means hosts need a handful of go-to appetizer recipes at the ready year-round. The kinds of recipes that don’t require a long laundry list of ingredients, or tons of prep, and can also ...

It makes effortless hosting much more fun. Italian Pasta with Salami. Photo credit: Pocket Friendly Recipes. Bring a taste of Italy to your appetizers with Italian Pasta with Salami. This versatile ...

Add the split peas and water to cover (about 2½ cups). Add the beer to the pot along with a couple of pinches of salt and a few grindings of black pepper. Bring to a simmer, cover, and let cook on a ...