I am partial to the homemade tortilla chips as well. I deep fry them though and then some salt.
Edit: Found another good photo.
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I am partial to the homemade tortilla chips as well. I deep fry them though and then some salt.
Edit: Found another good photo.
Fuzzy Growler
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Little cheesy biscuit bites, these are quite rich so you don't need many, really easy to make (well the wife says so anyways) 
plain cheese, herbed and there's some chilli ones in oven 
plain cheese, herbed and there's some chilli ones in oven
What do you mean...don't need many?
If you get the starvation after beer...
If you get the starvation after beer...
Fuzzy Growler
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There quite rich as there made with parmesan cheese, but yeah they are moreish
Didge
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Being married to a South African I feel somewhat obligated to suggest "Biltong" as the best beer snack.
For the uninitiated, biltong is air-dried beef steak spiced with coriander and sometimes chilli.
It tastes far better than it looks!!
For the uninitiated, biltong is air-dried beef steak spiced with coriander and sometimes chilli.
It tastes far better than it looks!!
lupinehorror
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oh. yeah. when that's good it is very, very, good. chili for me.
Fuzzy Growler
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I do like biltong but only had the packaged supermarket stuff
Didge
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I can recommend this Amazon supplier, his "potent peri peri" would be right up your street
The Biltong Man
lupinehorror
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that has been added to the list. thank you.I can recommend this Amazon supplier, his "potent peri peri" would be right up your street
The Biltong Man
Didge
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I once enjoyed a big portion of peri peri biltong (from Bury St.Edmunds Market) together with a few too many IPA's.
It wasn't until the next morning that I realised I had a hangover and blistered gums, so not for the faint hearted.
It wasn't until the next morning that I realised I had a hangover and blistered gums, so not for the faint hearted.
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I'm going to try the chickpea thing. They look good!
Snacking for me is usually a box of sea salt crackers or something similar and a tub of hummus to dip or scoop.
Snacking for me is usually a box of sea salt crackers or something similar and a tub of hummus to dip or scoop.
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From Lidl, one of their large Melton Mowbray pork pies. Bloody lovely with some Dunkel Weiss bier
Pablosaurus
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Loving this thread! Was glued to it last night...ended up dropping my phone on my face reading through... 
This is a noble and scholarly subject that deserves more time than I have but, for now, let me say this:
This is a noble and scholarly subject that deserves more time than I have but, for now, let me say this:
Pablosaurus
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And this:
Pablosaurus
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If only we still had Anthony Bourdain. Now he REALLY knew his beer snacks. 
AB used to love his cooking programmes...
Fuzzy Growler
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Sugar and cinnamon coated chestnuts, absolutely delicious and goes great with a dark beer
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Only found this thread recently. Some great posts and really like the homecooked suggestions. Will definitely be giving some of those a try in the future. I like to keep a few snacks in the bottom of one of my beer stores. Opened my last packet of crispy seaweed tonight, will have to find a new supplier who does delivery!
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Wasabi peanuts from Lidl. (Other supplier are available, but may not be within your price range)
