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Picky Bits: The Ultimate Guide to Snack and Drink Pairings - Neil Ridley

Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing   |   Status: Còn hàng
450.000₫

"This is a fantastic book to help pair those “picky bits” with your favourite drinks. The author talks about the drinks themselves, which is really informative and educational. He then discusses why the pairing works with his suggested snack. This is really useful for nights in watching a movie, or as a fun game when you have friends around. Just get a selection of the drinks and picky bits, and see if you can match them together!" - Amazon Customer Reviews

The ultimate guide to picky bits and drinks pairings for every season, brought to you by drinks expert, TV presenter and author of The Crisp Sommelier, Neil Ridley.

'Tis the season for picky bits, bubbles, and a whole lot of fun! Whether you're hosting a Christmas gathering, ringing in the New Year, or collapsing on the sofa after a long day of festive prep, picky bits are here to save the day. With 161 picky bits and 99 drinks to boot, The Picky Bits Sommelier is your one-stop shop for festive merriment – from meat, fish and veggie and vegan snacks to alcoholic and non-alcoholic options.

Discover:

- The perfect picky bit to match your favourite festive tipple - from mulled wine to sparkling grape juice
- How to build a show-stopping spread that'll wow even the pickiest party guests
- Answer the ultimate conundrum: What counts as a picky bit?
- Discover which picky bit best sums up your personality; are you more tempura prawn or pork pie?

Explore drinks sections including Wine, Beer and Cider, Cocktails, and Non-alcoholic, with fun pairings like Pinot Noir and pork pies, Mojito and buffalo wings, Lager and prawn crackers, Pisco and a cheese and pineapple hedgehog, Irn-Bru and Haggis bon bons, and Apple soda and cheese and bacon loaded potato skins.

Let Neil Ridley guide you to picky bit perfection. When it comes to the holidays, it's not about the main course – it's all about the bits in between.