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lemon juice is citric acid and is vitamin C in moderation-- nothing as the body does not accumulate vitamin C talk with your doctor for expert accurate advice

really --do you think that fixya served up that meal or any meal for that matter suggest that you find the right site and make your complaint

Pairing food with beer can add a dimension to your meal that can be very pleasing. I will attach a link that is worth reading. It provides some tips on how to properly pair certain dishes with particular beer styles successfully to bring out the best in each.

http://www.epicurious.com/articlesguides/drinking/beer/beerpairings

Wines are named for one of two reasons: the grape variety or the region where the grapes were grown.The first type is named after either the sole (or principle, if blended) grape variety that makes up the wine. Many times a wine is blended; you may not find that information on the label. Each country has its own specifications that dictate the minimum percentage of the named grape that a wine must contain.The second way to classify wines, by their region, is quite common in Europe. Instead of the label dictating whether the wine is a Merlot, Syrah, or Cabernet Sauvignon; in this case, the label will say Burgundy, Bordeaux, or Sancerre. This technique is used because many of these regions are famous for a certain grape variety.

Every wine can be used by very old cheese or dark choclat its simply a good combination especially truffle pecorino cheese with a good red Bulgarian melnik mavrud or a red Macedonian TIKVES wine ta ga zug is recommend.

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no the directions specifically state ---no alcohol with medications

let it stand too long water not hot enough to start with too much cold added to it what ever makes you think we would have an answer for this question

it is the ingredient that makes soda water you use a very small quantity in a jug of water it is a good drink for mild reflux

Hi, If she's had just a couple of tablets, it's not dangerous at all. If she'd taken a whole bottle, she might have a problem. If this is the case you should take her to your doctor or ER for a check-up.

try hint of vodka hint of lemonade some wkd and ice or carling and youll be fine

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Brew coffee as you would normally. Add ice until the coffee is cold enough to your preference. Add milk /cream and sugar to taste. The "iced Coffee" offered by too many shops is too sweet and and unappetizing. And TOO expensive.

Heat the chips in a small pot, placed in a larger pot with water. Keep that pot on a low-medium heat while you use the melted chips. Water can only rise to a maximum of 212 degrees Farenheit, or 0 Celcius, so it won't burn while you keep the chocolate warm and liquid.

Add a few shakes of salt to the coffee before you make it. Or.........buy gourmet coffee and a better coffee maker. Bamboo filters are best.

Yes....if it has been no more than about 48 hours, and the cheese has been in the freezer. otherwise, 24 hours out of the freezer,

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