Comments on: Chocolate delicious accident from beer byproduct http://impoverishedgourmet.com/news/chocolate-delicious-accident-from-beer-byproduct/ Good Eats on the Cheap Tue, 07 Oct 2008 05:50:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Lyz http://impoverishedgourmet.com/news/chocolate-delicious-accident-from-beer-byproduct/#comment-27 Lyz Thu, 15 Nov 2007 07:11:07 +0000 http://impoverishedgourmet.com/news/chocolate-delicious-accident-from-beer-byproduct/#comment-27 mmm... Xocolatl *drool* mmm… Xocolatl *drool*

]]> By: Nathan http://impoverishedgourmet.com/news/chocolate-delicious-accident-from-beer-byproduct/#comment-26 Nathan Thu, 15 Nov 2007 07:01:47 +0000 http://impoverishedgourmet.com/news/chocolate-delicious-accident-from-beer-byproduct/#comment-26 I've actually been to Standing Stone a number of times, and while I can't recommend their wood-fired pretzels enough (with accompanying blackberry mustard), I was completely unimpressed with their beer selection. I will, however, vouch for the Dagoba Xocolatl chocolate, which is fairly widely available these days. One of my favorite chocolates. I’ve actually been to Standing Stone a number of times, and while I can’t recommend their wood-fired pretzels enough (with accompanying blackberry mustard), I was completely unimpressed with their beer selection.

I will, however, vouch for the Dagoba Xocolatl chocolate, which is fairly widely available these days. One of my favorite chocolates.

]]> By: Robbie http://impoverishedgourmet.com/news/chocolate-delicious-accident-from-beer-byproduct/#comment-23 Robbie Wed, 14 Nov 2007 01:14:27 +0000 http://impoverishedgourmet.com/news/chocolate-delicious-accident-from-beer-byproduct/#comment-23 Or, perhaps, a scrumptious stout made with chocolate and peppers! I enjoyed Standing Stone Brewpub's Xocolatl Oatmeal Stout last month in Ashland. Apparently "Dagoba Organic Xocolatl Chocolate, with hints of cayenne and cinnamon, was added to the kettle." The beer was as dark and mysterious as midnight in the Mayan jungle, and had more than a little cayenne kick. Or, perhaps, a scrumptious stout made with chocolate and peppers!
I enjoyed Standing Stone Brewpub’s Xocolatl Oatmeal Stout last month in Ashland. Apparently “Dagoba Organic Xocolatl Chocolate, with hints of cayenne and cinnamon, was added to the kettle.” The beer was as dark and mysterious as midnight in the Mayan jungle, and had more than a little cayenne kick.

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