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Pairing beer with pho
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leftover_salmon
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I would go with something that has a fair bit of malts in it, to offset the saltiness and spice of the pho. Maybe a brown ale or a tripel...also more interesting choices than a lager.
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The only proper drink to enjoy with pho is thai iced tea.
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I would go with something that has a fair bit of malts in it, to offset the saltiness and spice of the pho. Maybe a brown ale or a tripel...also more interesting choices than a lager.Originally Posted by leftover_salmon
I tried brown ale against pho once...
Agree that a light lager works pretty well... and unfiltered wheat with lemon seemed OK too.
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Seriously -- try Vientamese 'Export 33.' I swear it has a bit of Kaffir Lime in the aftertaste. Wonderful with pho or, really, most anything Vietnamese.Originally Posted by Huntsman
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I second this...Saigon 33 or Heineken with everything Vietnamese
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The only proper drink to enjoy with pho is thai iced tea.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
I like to order Vietnamese iced coffee with pho. You get to have a race with the filter to see whether you will finish the food before the coffee finishes brewing.
I like to order Vietnamese iced coffee with pho. You get to have a race with the filter to see whether you will finish the food before the coffee finishes brewing.Originally Posted by retronotmetro
+1 on this, never tried Thai Iced Tea but regularly get Viet Iced Coffee w/ Condensed Milk
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yes. here is one to agree with me that not all foods go with beer or alcohol, such an american mindsetOriginally Posted by sho'nuff
There are several Hmong noodle shops near my office and the natives are almost always having a beer with a bowl.
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