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SUNDAY POLL: Would you mix champagne and fast food?
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Are we talking some box wine mixed with lemon-lime Nehi or the fancy bottle-cap stuff? 'cause yes is the answer.
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champagne comes from Champagne France, So no.
USA sparkling wine, sure when mixed is 7UP.
Does Ripple, or ThunderBird count.
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I'll check with my son. He has champagne with the birthday brisket yesterday. hold on.
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Not a huge fan of champagne. So for me it is a no go.
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Of course Champagne goes with fast food!!! As my mother would constantly remind us (she was very progressive in her day), NOTHING is too good for the Working Class!
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Originally posted by Donw View PostI’m a follower of the H.L Mencken view of the world so I wonder about 8 or 9 polls or questions in the last month asking about our preferences. Why so interested?
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So, now I havedta add a bottle of Cold Duck to my shoppin list???
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So…I’m generally not a fan of Champagne so I have to wonder if the point of the article may indeed make the champagne sing: That champagne is enhanced by consuming it with food that is high in fat and salt.
Perhaps trying champagne with such food would better help me understand and appreciate why so many people seem to like drinking it. I have had good Cava (Spain’s superior - so far, IMO - version of champagne) and we even have a local winery here that makes a supposedly very good version of sparkling wine ( https://www.gruetwinery.com ).
I guess it is time to try pairing it up with fast food to see if it "sings". And if fat and salt is the key to delicious sparkling wine, then I may as well also try it with SPAM or with the bologna posting kindly provided by WillTravelForFoodLast edited by Arsenlael; September 19, 2021, 10:23 AM.
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