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How was beer sold in the 1930s?
By the 1930s, the primary way to sell beer was in draft form and in refillable bottles
What is full form of red cross?
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What is the full form of hotel?
"Hotel" is the full form of the word. It is derived from the French hôtel, from Old French hostel.
How much does a full 12 FL oz can of beer weigh in pounds?
A full 12 fluid ounce can of beer typically weighs about 0.78 pounds (or approximately 12.5 ounces). This weight includes the beer itself, which is around 0.72 pounds, and the weight of the can, which is roughly 0.06 pounds. The exact weight can vary slightly depending on the specific beer and can material.
How much calories in a glass of beer?
there are many different answers to this question.light beer has an average of 100 calories per 12 ounces.a full bodied beer has about 145 per 12 ounces.
Which beer is most popular bock beer or lager beer?
Pils is Germany's most popular beer. As in pilsner. There are a number of different brands on this variety of beer.
Does drinking beer help your hair grow?
All I know is that beer turns you into your evil form when you drink a lot.
Can draft beer cause testicular pain?
It could be a kidney stone, which can be formed from intake of any form of beer.
What is the full form of bike?
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What is full form of okay?
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What is the full form of A?
'A' is the first letter of the western European Alphabet. Used in English, French , German, Spanish, Italian etc., It comes from 'alpha' the first letter of the Classical Greek Alphabet. The word 'alphabet' is a conjunction of the first two letters of the Classical Greek Alphabet, viz. 'Alpha(A)' and 'Beta(B)'. In modern English it is the 'indefinite article' e.g. 'a coat', or ' a dog'.
What is the full form of red?
As the colour it is 'red'. As 'read' it means in the past tense, to look as words, and understand their meaning. 'read' in the past tense is pronounced as 'red'. 'Read' in the present tense is said as 'reed'. Oh!!! The anomalies of the English language.
