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3-17-2008 @ 12:40PM
Fred Schechter said...
Guinness in kegs in the US is still Nitrogen gassed (otherwise you get those big horrible CO2 bubbles). Also lines are required to be flushed. Aside from that, the rest is true. Don't forget, Guinness is a low calorie food! (like 128 calories a pint or something).
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