The above image is a microscopic view of St Pauli Girl beer, taken from a site called Microscopy. (It was the Martin Sargent’s “Site of the Nite” for Tech TV on April 28, but I only learned about it today.)Researchers at Florida State University have taken “photomicrographs” of various objects and elements. As it turns out, they’ve documented many foods; so, for our purposes here, we can arrange these into the various courses of an informal meal.
For starters, why not a cocktail or two? Then we can dig into our burger and fries with some vegetables on the side.
For our beverages we have beer or wine — or perhaps you’d prefer a soft drink.
Then, for dessert, there’s ice cream.
Not only is that very filling, it’s also quite colorful.
By the way, they’ve compiled a much more detailed list of beers from around the world. And you can also peruse their full list of photo galleries.
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I guess there’s an upside to blacklisting.
