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Beer, It’s What’s For Breakfast

Whether it’s breakfast or brunch, beer is a great addition to your favorite weekend meal. Of course there’s the obvious combo of bacon and beer — but the recipes in this collection include classic dishes like waffles, French toast and popovers. You’re sure to be the most popular breakfast on the block — and don’t forget the beermosas!

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Beer-Glazed Bacon

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Beer-Glazed Bacon

This beer-glazed bacon made with Samuel Adams' Boston Lager from POPSUGAR Food will make any beer-lover's breakfast a little more sweet.

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Celebrate National Donut Day (June 6) with Amber Ale Donuts

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Chef Michelle’s Amber Ale Donuts

These delicious homemade donuts are made with your favorite amber ale (or try an IPA for extra bite). Top them off with some cinnamon sugar, and breakfast is served!

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Breakfast Beer Popovers

These popovers made with your favorite barrel-aged beer are easy enough to make pre-caffeine and travel well if you need to send anyone to work or school with something to eat. These can be served drizzled with maple syrup or smothered in homemade pesto. They're even better when served with an oak-aged pale ale or ESB.

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