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Beer Bites

All About Beer Magazine - Volume 37, Issue 1
February 28, 2016 By John Holl

Beer Bites Beer Bites
By Christian DeBenedetti and Andrea Slonecker
$24.95, Chronicle Books

Thankfully we’ve moved past the age of chips, salted nuts or stale pretzels as the preferred bar snack. With so many breweries offering top-notch ales and lagers, the time has clearly come to elevate the bites we enjoy with beer. From finger sandwiches to sliders, wings beyond Buffalo sauce, tarts, tiramisu, meatballs and veggies, the authors have created a great resource for those who entertain and like to offer a little bit of everything. The book’s wonderful descriptions of the food will have some wishing for more photos, but they’ll still delight in seeing, smelling and tasting the final creations.



















John Holl
John is the editor of All About Beer Magazine and the author of three books, including The American Craft Beer Cookbook. Find him on Twitter @John_Holl.

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