Cheersing beers in Germany is always accompanied by the joyful “Prost!” It comes from the Latin “Prosit” which means, “may it be useful” and perhaps came from 18th-century student slang.
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Germans have been testing out the beer-flavored waters since roughly 1000 BC, during the Iron Age. Since then, it was perfected in the Middle Ages by monks looking for a liquid lunch to help them through fasts.
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Beer is not the culprit and definitely not to blame for the development of a ‘beer belly’. Rather, its components conspire to stimulate your appetite. If you eat fatty foods more often, all those excess calories might mean that you acquire a ‘beer belly’. #InternationalBeerDay
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The workers who built the pyramids in ancient Egypt were paid 1 gallon of beer every day. It was evidently healthier than drinking dirty water from the Nile, but obviously must have meant that the men often worked slightly tipsy!
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Beer myths Debunked : they say
beer in cans is bad but NO! It’s quite the opposite
1. Cans keep out the harmful light, which ‘skunks’ beer
2. Seal prevents oxygen from damaging the beer
So don’t worry and enjoy your #Stangen#ThursdayThoughts#love#beer#life#Bangalore