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Choose your cheese. It's a natural combo: wine and cheese. Champagne's no exception. Foolproof selects are mild cheddar, Brie, gouda, and edam. |
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Seafood is great C-food. Champagne food, that is. Everything from shrimp, lobster, raw oysters, and sushi go great with champagne. |
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Have a little salt with your sparkly. Salty and fried foods are a dynamic pairing with champagne. Surprised? Try a glass of Cook's Brut California Champagne with proscuitto-wrapped apps, cocktail sausages, or fried mushrooms. Other quick app options are: popcorn, potato chips, and nuts, especially almonds. |
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Chicken n' champagne. The bubbles of champagne smooth over the flavor of steamed or baked chicken. Skip the grilled chicken though - it's too powerful for champagne. |
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Fruit's friend. It's a combo made in champagne heaven. For lighter fare, drop a few strawberries into a glass of champagne. Or serve your sparkly with a fruity dessert. |
Foodies agree: champagne goes with way more than we give it credit for. Next time you're having friends over for brunch, serve Cook's Brut California Champagne with your favorite brunch dish. Here are a few:
Match your meal with Cook's Brut (unless otherwise noted) and your entrée will be exceptional.
Dessert just got even more impossible to resist!