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Well, I don’t think the “weak lefties” are triggered. They are asking valid questions.

and here is another valid question from me.

if going to a nice steakhouse, are u really ordering a Miller lite/bud lite/coors?

I get it if you are grilling at home but if you are gonna go to a high price classy steak house, aren’t u ordering (if ordering beer) and IPA or an import? Maybe a nice glass of wine? An old fashioned? Liquor but top shelf drink?

just a weird beer choice.

my earlier question still stands. No bud lite or no AB products?
 

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Well, I don’t think the “weak lefties” are triggered. They are asking valid questions.

and here is another valid question from me.

if going to a nice steakhouse, are u really ordering a Miller lite/bud lite/coors?

I get it if you are grilling at home but if you are gonna go to a high price classy steak house, aren’t u ordering (if ordering beer) and IPA or an import? Maybe a nice glass of wine? An old fashioned? Liquor but top shelf drink?

just a weird beer choice.

my earlier question still stands. No bud lite or no AB products?
Yeah beyond the beer/steak combo, just shocked someone would go to a nice steakhouse and order one of those “beers”
 

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What did each have as an entree?

Did they go for double baked potato or full loaded?

Any spring for a blue cheese crumble on top?
I have to say if I'm going out for a nice meal, the person across from me would probably be wondering why I'm not paying attention to them , instead of gawking at another table.
 

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I have to say if I'm going out for a nice meal, the person across from me would probably be wondering why I'm not paying attention to them , instead of gawking at another table.
Then continued to listen to what beer he then choose instead and continued to listen to what everyone else in the party ordered.

I am all for beer and steak, but strange he was the ONLY one to order beer and the rest of the party ordered wine.(of course he wrote this after AV made his comments of how are you having beer and not wine at a fine steak house)

Obviously made up story to get a little quick attention and a pat on the back from members.

Won't name the place out of some sort of respect. Biggest LOL for that
 
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I'm trying to give up alcohol, in any form..Kidney problems and liver disease.. I COULDN'T HELP BUT OVER HEAR WHAT WAS ORDERED.. I WAS THERE AT 4PM WHEN THE PLACE OPENED TO TREAT MYSELF TO A SPECIAL MEAL...ONLY 2 OTHER TABLES BECAME OCCUPIED NEAR ME...Anyway my point was what I heard about they no longer carried budweiser products, since the guy particularily ordered a bud..LOL..No more posts from me.. Sorry for all the fuss I created!
 

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Hahahaha you triggered all the Loony Lefties..it doesn't take much these days.
 

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I'm trying to give up alcohol, in any form..Kidney problems and liver disease.. I COULDN'T HELP BUT OVER HEAR WHAT WAS ORDERED.. I WAS THERE AT 4PM WHEN THE PLACE OPENED TO TREAT MYSELF TO A SPECIAL MEAL...ONLY 2 OTHER TABLES BECAME OCCUPIED NEAR ME...Anyway my point was what I heard about they no longer carried budweiser products, since the guy particularily ordered a bud..LOL..No more posts from me.. Sorry for all the fuss I created!
Cool. What was the name of the restaurant?
 

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OP goes to Atlantic City
 

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Lol

5 Reasons You Should Drink Beer with Your Steak.​

Maybe it’s the rising popularity of craft beer, the fact that my partner is an aspiring hops farmer and brewer, or the simple truth that I am a broke millennial, but when it comes time to chose, I always pick beer over wine.
I even (gasp!) think you should leave the wine corked and drink beer instead with your steak dinners. Although it’s more traditional to serve intense Cabernets with rib-eyes and bold Burgundies with filet mignon, I would rather wash my grilled steak down with an icy-cold brew.
Here are the biggest reasons you should give this unconventional pairing a try.

1. There’s a beer for every steak.​

From sweet stouts to mild ales to sour lambics, there’s a nearly infinite number of brews. There are so many varieties that, no matter what kind of steak you’re cooking, you can find a beer to go with it. Try roasted stout with your grilled steak, pair porter with your porterhouse, or go for red ale if you’re making a pan-cooked steak.

2. And a beer for every season.​

Brewers have gotten pretty creative with their recipes, especially when it comes to seasonal beers. Summer selections are infused with citrus, and winter warmers are laden with spices. And while there are plenty of combinations that should have never have been made (I’m looking at you, Pumpkin Spice Latte Stout), the seasonal selection can transform your steak dinner into a weather-appropriate repast.

3. Beer’s bitterness balances steak’s fat.​

Sirloins, flat-irons, rib-eyes, and other heavily marbled steaks are known for their fatty, beefy flavors, but if you’ve ever bitten into a thick cut yourself, you know that all of that richness can be overwhelming. That’s where beer comes in.
Hoppy beers with higher IBUs (short for International Bitterness Unit, which is just a clever way to measure how bitter a beer is) like IPAs, light ales, and sessions, are perfect for cutting through the fattiness of steaks. When your tastebuds are overloaded with the meatiness of your meal, the beer acts like a mouth referee, bringing out steak’s flavor and minimizing its fattiness.

4. It’s cold; your steak is hot.​

Nothing satisfies the taste buds quite like a juicy steak right off the grill (or the pan) — that is, until you chase that hot piece of meat with a cold sip of beer. It’s a refreshing combo that even a chilled red wine just can’t recreate.

5. The carbonation clears your palate before each bite.​

Want to taste everything on your plate? Every last bite of steak? Sipping beer between bites effectively clears your palate. The carbonation of beer and its natural effervescence scrubs your taste buds of any lingering flavors (it’s like Scrubbing Bubbles for your tongue), meaning every time you take a bite, it’ll feel like the first time.
Just seen this ...... Was about 2 post the same article ?
 

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I don’t think anyone is “triggered” by this.

I just think there are some “questionable” points to this story.

no AB products or just no bud products?

hope your liver and kidney problems improve
 

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I don’t think anyone is “triggered” by this.

I just think there are some “questionable” points to this story.

no AB products or just no bud products?

hope your liver and kidney problems improve
Yeah who was triggered? Seems more like a difference of opinion
 

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