Australian_Mens_Fitness_April_2017

(Sean Pound) #1
Match your
food and beer

When God invented
beer he wasn’t just
thinking about our thirst, he
was also thinking of our
taste buds. The mighty
amber fluid goes with all
kinds of grub. Here are
the best combos:

RED MEAT
Darker, heartier beers like
brown ales or stouts can
balance the bigger meats.
Try a Brown Ale or
a Stout like Guinness.

FISH
Keep the beer lighter so
as not to overpower the
more delicate flavour of
fish. Try a Blonde.

POULTRY
Neck an Amber or
a Pale Ale. If the chook
comes with a heavier
sauce, go for something
slightly heavier and richer.

PIZZA
Almost any beer goes
with cheesy pizza, but if
the cheese is stronger
(such as blue), slosh
down a darker brew.

SPICY FOOD
A brew with more hops
will help cut down the
spices in the food. India
Pale Ale is perfect.

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— Arnold Schwarzenegger

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Brew your
own lager

A strong dark ale
is the perfect
accompaniment to a
slab of animal flesh.
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