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"What's better than chicken pot pie? Lobster Pot Pie!! Wonderful and comforting pot pie that all your family and friends will ask for again and again."
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1 (3 ounce) package
dry crab boil (such as Zatarain's® Crab & Shrimp Boil)
5 small
lobster tails
1 (15 ounce) package
double crust ready-to-use pie crust (such as Pillsbury®)
5 tablespoons
1/2 cup
diced onion
1/2 cup
diced celery
1/3 cup
all-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups
chicken broth
3/4 cup
1 teaspoon
seafood seasoning, such as Old Bay™
1/2 teaspoon
garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon
freshly ground black pepper
1 1/2 cups
frozen mixed vegetables, thawed
1/2 cup
diced potato
YUM, YUM, AND MORE YUM!!! I loved this recipe and even though, all I had was an imitation lobster (I know...I know....)it was just delicious. I followed the recipe for the most part, since my "lobster" was fully cooked, that eliminated a step, I also added mushrooms to the veggies, and a dash of dry sherry to the sauce. Very rich, very filling, and very quick to put together. Next time I'll do it the right way and use real lobster and make my own crust, but when in a hurry, this fit the bill. Thank you so much for submitting.
Wow!! I don't usually make recipes with only a few reviews, but I sure am glad I made this one!! I have been looking for a lobster pot pie recipe & this one is perfect!! I made as written but substituted the lobster with precooked snow crab legs & precooked shrimp from the seafood counter at my grocer because it was much cheaper than buying lobster (and just as good in my opinion). Since my seafood was precooked it eliminated steps 2-4, which really saved on time! For the potato I used one medium sized red potato & left the skin on. I used skim milk & it still thickened up nicely. I used a frozen deep dish pie crust & put the pre-made refrigerated crust over the top. Oh, I did use vegetable broth instead of chicken broth to make this vegetarian for my daughter. This is absolutely fabulous!!! I also made the Chicken Pot Pie IX from this sight for my husband which has a 5 star rating with over 5400 reviews & this is just as good if you love seafood as I do!! Will make this often, thank you for the post!!!
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Made this last night and it was fantastic. Lobsters are relatively cheap this year and I was able to get some on sale. Added sherry to the sauce and used half and half instead of milk. Talk about decadent! My husband, who never comments about anything was asking if I could make it again when our daughter comes home for Thanksgiving. Would also be great served in puff pastry !
Very good ...I had the same issue as the first poster...5 lobster tails would be great but we don't live in Maine and lobster was very expensive. I didn't sink to faux lobster....but at my store lobster was expensive and snow crab clusters were on sale cheap so I used half lobster and half snow crab. I also added 1tb of sherry.
I really loved this recipe, I also cheated with imitation lobster and added a healthy amount of sherry, but it turned out perfect. Thanks!
made this as a romantic dinner for valentine's day. my husband absolutely loved every bite & so did I. it was worth the effort!
This is so good and easy to make. Comfort food with a twist of elegance!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/6 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 587
Calories from Fat: 298
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U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano and Rep. Janice Hahn expressed sadness Monday at the death of a U.S. Coast Guard petty officer who died when the Marina del Rey-based vessel he was aboard was rammed by a panga-type boat being piloted without lights near the Channel Islands.
Chief Petty Officer Terrell Horne III, 34, of Redondo Beach, was declared dead at about 2:21 a.m. Sunday, said Chief Deputy Medical Examiner James Baroni of the Ventura County Medical Examiner's Office.
Napolitano said she was "deeply saddened" to learn of Horne's death. She said Horne and his fellow crew members "were engaged in an at-sea interdiction when they came under threat by a small vessel that rammed their small boat."
"This tragedy reminds us of the dangers our men and women in uniform face every day, and the great risks they willingly take, as they protect our nation," she said.
"I was deeply saddened to learn of the death of Chief Petty Officer Terrell Horne III as he was performing his duties protecting the safety of our citizens last night," said Rep. Janice Hahn, who represents Redondo Beach and Marina del Rey as part of the 36th Congressional District. "Chief Petty Officer Horne's service, dedication and sacrifice will never be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers are with CPO Horne's family, friends and the men and women of the United States Coast Guard as they deal with this tragic loss."
Horne was aboard the Marina del Rey-based Halibut when the crew was investigating the suspected smuggling boat near Santa Cruz Island, one of a cluster of three Channel Islands off the Ventura County coast, about 30 miles west of Malibu, according to Coast Guard spokesman Petty Officer Seth Johnson. The vessel was initially spotted by a Coast Guard aircraft.
Small panga boats are often used by drug smugglers.
Horne was aboard the small boat deployed to check out the vessel, which was running without any lights, according to the Coast Guard. The panga sped toward the Coast Guard boat, striking the boat before fleeing.
Horne—the boat's chief petty officer and boarding officer—was one of two Coast Guard members thrown overboard on impact. Horne sustained a traumatic head injury, according to the Coast Guard. The other guardsman, who was not identified, suffered minor injuries and is expected to be OK.
The two men were treated by crew aboard the Halibut, which then rushed to Port Hueneme, Calif., which was 15-20 miles away. Emergency crews met the cutter at the pier and pronounced Horne dead.
Another Coast Guard boat managed to stop the panga and detained two people, Johnson said. ABC7 reported that two others were still at large.
"I commend the responding Coast Guard and Customs and Border Protection units whose quick actions led to the successful interdiction and apprehension of those believed to be involved," said Admiral Robert J. Papp, Coast Guard commandant, in a statement.
An unknown amount of marijuana was found on the boat, Johnson said Sunday.
The incident remains under investigation.
"Our hearts go out to the family and the loved ones of Chief Petty Officer Horne," Coast Guard Capt. James Jenkins said at a Sunday news conference at the Coast Guard Los Angeles Station in San Pedro. "All the members of team Coast Guard grieve along with them and are very sorry for their loss."
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This was not Horne's first encounter with a panga. In January of this year, the Halibut and a second Coast Guard vessel intercepted two smuggling boats carrying almost 2,000 pounds of marijuana northwest of Catalina Island.
Neither boat had their navigation lights on, "creating a level of suspicion as to why two boats would be operating in close proximity to one another, near a sparsely populated island around midnight, with no lights on," according to an article posted on the Coast Guard Compass blog.
"We got right up on them," Horne told the Coast Guard Compass at the time. "We started talking from the ship, trying to find out what their story was and it wasn't really adding up. That's when we launched the small boat and the boarding team."
Eight people were detained.
Before coming to California, Horne served at Emerald Isle, S.C., Coast Guard Station from June 2009 to June 2011, where he was recognized with the Coast Guard Commendation Medal as a chief boatswain's mate, town Mayor Art Schools wrote in his July 2011 Island Review column.
According to Schools, Horne was involved in 63 search-and-rescue missions resulting in 38 saved lives, the "most notable" of which was a capsized boat in July 2010:
In response to the distress call, (Horne) launched the unit's 27-foot utility boat. When the utility boat got to the bar, sea conditions had deteriorated to six-foot breaking seas across the bar. He had to balance the safety of the crew and the lives of the people in the water. Under these very serious conditions, he coached a junior coxswain through the treacherous sea conditions to the capsized boat. All five people from the capsized boat were rescued and safely returned to shore.
Horne later moved to Redondo Beach, where he lived with his wife, Rachel. Neighbors told multiple television outlets Sunday that Rachel Horne is pregnant with the couple's second child.
"Chief Petty Officer Horne was an outstanding Coast Guard member," Jenkins said. "He gave his life in service, enforcing the laws of this nation."
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The Youngstown Phantoms' inexperience showed Friday in their 2013-14 season opener. The U.S. National Team Development Program under-18 squad pounced on every mistake the Phantoms made, striking with four goals in the second on the way to capturing a 9-3 win at the Ann Arbor Ice Cube.
Alex Smith, JJ Piccinich and Ryan Schwalbe found the back of the net for the Phantoms, who fell to 0-2-0 vs. USA in season openers. Jake Moore got the start in net for Youngstown with Sean Romeo sidelined due to an injury, but struggled in the face of an offensive onslaught from Team USA, led by Dylan Larkin (two goals), Shane Gersich (one goal, two assists) and Jack Eichel (one goal, two assists).
"It was like two different games for us," head coach Anthony Noreen said. "For the most part, we were either very good and on them, or very bad and made mistakes and they were on us. That's just the sign of an immature team.
"Obviously it's not the result you want, but the result isn't what we're worried about. It's how you bounce back and play the next game."
Piccinich brought the Phantoms as close they would get to catching Team USA when he made it a 3-2 game on a power play less than two minutes into the second. First-year defender Matt Miller got a shot through traffic and the Piccinich, who scored just three goals last season, was able to scoop up the rebound and flick a back-hand past Blake Weyrick for his first of the campaign.
However the National Team went back up two at the 5:48 mark thanks to a bad-luck bounce. A Youngstown pass hit Dylan Pavelek in the chest and fell right in front of the USA forward, giving him clear, open lane to the goal. Pavalek was able to beat Moore on the breakaway to make it a 4-2 game and the score snowballed from there.
Schwalbe tallied the first goal of his USHL career 2:29 into the third period when he beat Weyrick with a wrist shot on the stick side. The goal had to be reviewed by was eventually awarded to the Anchorage, Alaska, native with 17-year-old Maxim Letunov credited with the helper - the first point of his USHL career - to bring the score to 7-3. USA however, was able to add a pair in the final eight minutes of regulation to complete the rout.
After USA jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the opening period, Smith scored Youngstown's first goal of the season to cut the deficit to two with less than six minutes remaining in the frame. Tyler Spezia intercepted a puck in the U.S. zone and dropped it to the newly acquired defender, who had met with the team for the just first time that morning, and Smith slotted a low wrist shot past Weyrick.
"I think we saw what [Smith] brings to this team," Noreen said. "He's got some ability offensively to jump in. He scores the first goal of the game and had a couple other chances. He was aggressive and physical, too and I think he's going to fit us very nicely."
Though the loss was lopsided, Noreen said the score wasn't necessarily indicative to how close the game was. The Phantoms generated numerous "grade-A" chances, especially early in the second period and late in the third. However the U-18 team has been playing together for more than a year, he said, and their experience, chemistry and execution was the difference.
"It's a lesson we've got to learn and it's a good lesson," he said. "That's why this game's so humbling. You make a mistake against a team like this it's going to go in the back of the net and it should go in the net. It's Game 1. We've got a long way to go. It's only a loss if you don't learn from it and get better tomorrow."
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Shots - 30
Saves - 29
Power Play - 1-for-3
Penalty Kill - 2-for-3
Goals - Piccinich, Schwalbe, Smith
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Pacem In Terris 166-172: The Prince of Peace
Let's conclude a letter tonight. First, an ackowledgement that the world situation in 1963 was a serious source of stress for all people: 166. Our concern here has been with problems which are causing (people) extreme anxiety at the present … Continue reading
Pacem In Terris 163-165: An Immense Task
Peace on Earth: the harvest is plenty, but the laborers are few. We are approaching the end of this encyclical letter. We have a long way to go … 163. Hence among the very serious obligations incumbent upon (people) of … Continue reading
Pacem In Terris 161-162: Little by Little
Does reform and renewal always have to be so slow? The impatient traveler in the back seat cries, "Are we there yet?!" Sometimes the answers, respectively, are yes and no: 161. There are indeed some people who, in their generosity … Continue reading
Pacem In Terris 159-160: Philosophies and Historical Movements
Pope John advises us to be open to non-Christian philosophies that include laudable elements: 159. Again it is perfectly legitimate to make a clear distinction between a false philosophy of the nature, origin and purpose of (human beings) and the … Continue reading
Pacem In Terris 158: Error and the Errant
Are separated Christians or non-believers–or anyone, really–just making an error? Or is there some inherent blindness to the truth? I think one might be hard-pressed to suggest every errant person is always blameless or always responsible. In any event, it does … Continue reading
Pacem In Terris 157: Relations Between Catholics and Non-Catholics in Social and Economic Affairs
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Pacem In Terris 154-156: Constant Endeavor
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Pacem In Terris 153: Integral Education
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Pacem In Terris 151-152: Integration of Faith and Action
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Pacem In Terris 149-150: Apostolate of a Trained Laity
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Pacem In Terris 146: Pastoral Exhortations
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Pacem In Terris 142-145: Modern Developments
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Pacem In Terris 140-141: Subsidiarity
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Police have warned motorists not to use mobile phones while driving after a Doncaster woman who crashed and killed a man as she sent a text message was jailed for three years.
Susan Noble, 29, was sentenced at Teesside Crown Court for causing death by dangerous driving.
She had pleaded to causing the death of Alexandru Braninski, 25, in a crash near Northallerton in December 2011.
Mr Braninski was pronounced dead at the scene.
The crashed involved a Skoda Octavia, which was stationary at the side of the road with a puncture and a Ford Fiesta driven by Noble.
Mr Braninski was standing behind the car when the Fiesta hit with him and pushed the Skoda into a field at the side of the road.
Evidence showed Noble was using a mobile phone to send text messages to a friend.
– Traffic Sergeant John Lumbard, North Yorkshire Police
Susan Noble has fully accepted that she is responsible for the tragic death of Mr Braninski due to a serious error of judgment.
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LAWRENCE — About 4 o'clock this afternoon, Luis Colon, 27, said he was out shopping on Essex Street.
A short time later, he was shot in the left hand and driving himself to Lawrence General Hospital as his girlfriend made a 911 call to police.
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Shaken Not Stirred in Seacrest Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4
- sleeps 10
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- hot tub yes
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"Shaken Not Stirred" Next to Pool! Sprg $1.5k Summer $2k/wk
Luxury Beach Home - Stainless appliances,
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top floor faces Gulf with wet bar. Three stories, five balconies,
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Ground floor includes living, dining, kitchen areas AND a master
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Second floor has queen master suite with adjoining jacuzzi, as
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Top floor has the king master suite, full bath, sitting area and
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Extra large home 3000 sq feet. Exquisite Furnishings: No Smoking. No pets.
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activities and attractions in Seacrest Beach Gulf Coast North
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PLATTSBURGH — Two preseason polls put Plattsburgh State among the top five teams in Division III men's hockey, but after the first game of the season, coach Bob Emery wasn't convinced the Cardinals belong there.
Plattsburgh shut out Potsdam 3-0 in a SUNY Athletic Conference game Friday at Stafford Arena, but Emery said the team has work to do.
"I know one thing, we're not the second-best or fifth-best team in the country by the way we played (Friday)," Emery said. "I didn't like our puck management, and I didn't think we played an honest game at times. And when I say honest, I mean smart. We gotta play smarter."
Nick Jensen and Dillan Fox both finished with two points for the Cardinals, and Mathieu Cadieux earned the shutout.
Plattsburgh started the second period with a 5-on-3 advantage and didn't need long to give itself an advantage on the scoreboard. Jensen scored from near the top of the slot 41 seconds in.
"It gave us a little more puck possession right off the bat, and luckily we took care of business right away," Jensen said of the two-man advantage. "That gave us a little breathing room. But we have to keep working harder. We had little glimpses here and there, so as a team overall we still have to work harder."
Patrick Hermans, a freshman defenseman, notched his first collegiate goal on a long shot from the left point at 3:31 to make it 2-0.
The Bears took a timeout in the middle of the period and appeared to regroup a little. They started getting more chances, including a shot that clanged off the pipe, and Plattsburgh called timeout with 5:22 left in the period.
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- pets allowed no
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Relax and enjoy beautiful ocean views from this nicely decorated, well-equipped two-level Oceanfront condo. Spend an enchanging dawn watching the sun rise over the Ocean from the balcony and be lulled to sleep every night by the waves crashing close by. "Seawalk " is located in a great central location in Kill Devil Hills, convenient to restaurants, shops and local attractions. Seawalk Condos offer a Community pool, laundry facilities and direct beach access via a boarded walkway.
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In addition to lazy days soaking up rays, Golfing, Boating, Shopping, Swimming, Restaurants, Surfing, Mini Golf, Sightseeing and Cinemas, here are a few things to keep you busy from Corolla to Roanoke Island: Wild Mustangs of Carova, Currituck Heritage Park (home of the Whalehead Club, Center for Wildlife Education & the Currituck Lighthouse), National Audubon's Pine Island Bird Sanctuary, Icarus Memorial to Flight, Avalon Fishing Pier & Arcade, Wright Brother's Monument, Jockey's Ridge State Park (Largest Living Sand Dune on the East Coast!), NC Aquarium Annex at Jennette's Pier, Bodie Island Lighthouse, Oregon Inlet Fishing Marina, Elizabethan Gardens, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, The Lost Colony Outdoor Drama, NC Aquarium, NC Maritime Museum, Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse, Freedman's Colony of Roanoke Island & Roanoke Island Festival Park.
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10/06/12 to 11/16/12: $ 595.00
11/17/12 to 11/23/12: $ 795.00
11/24/12 to 01/04/13: $ 595.00
01/05/13 to 04/26/13: $ 595.00
04/27/13 to 05/24/13: $ 795.00
05/25/13 to 06/07/13: $ 995.00
06/08/13 to 06/28/13: $ 1,295.00
06/29/13 to 08/16/13: $ 1,595.00
08/17/13 to 09/06/13: $ 995.00
09/07/13 to 09/20/13: $ 895.00
09/21/13 to 10/04/13: $ 795.00
10/05/13 to 12/27/13: $ 595.00
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Mana Wheat - Maui Brewing Co.
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3.95/5 rDev +12.5%
I first tried this on tap at The Draughthouse in Austin, but they only carried it for one keg. I was excited to find it in canned 6-packs at Central Market.
A- Pale golden orange and very cloudy. Pure white head that dissipated quickly (although that could be because I poured it badly).
S- Extremely fruity smell! Not subtle here. Smells like canned pineapple juice, which put me off at first. But there is also wheat, citrus, spice, and a little yeast. Smells much better once it's in the glass, and I remember liking the smell when I had it on tap.
T- Much more complex taste than I would have guessed from the scent. This beer is not sweet (!), has a good wheat-y flavor and even some hoppiness. The aftertaste is spicy and slightly bitter.
M- Perfect carbonation. Doesn't coat your palate or feel sticky. Fresh and clean.
O- I really like this beer. I do think that it's better on tap as far as smell goes, but it's fine canned. This is one of the best uses of fruit I've ever encountered, especially for a fruit that can be as cloying as pineapple. I was impressed that they managed to make something that smelled like syrupy pineapple juice taste so refreshing and clean. I will definitely be buying this again, especially as cans can be brought to the park.
09-18-2011 20:47:58 | More by withliterature
4.25/5 rDev +21.1%
12-24-2013 07:29:33 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
09-01-2014 02:13:16 | More by 77apm
3.9/5 rDev +11.1%
Re-rate from a can I know is fresh:
The beer pours a hazy orange color with a white head. The aroma is heavy on the bubble gum with a lot of pineapple and bready malt. The flavor is dominated by juicy pineapple notes, with a little bit of wheat mixed in. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
Thanks to ericandersnavy for sharing this 12 oz can.
The beer pours a yellow color with a white head. The aroma is very interesting. In addition to wheat, I get a lot of smoke. Very odd. The flavor is a mix of smoke, wheat and some citrus fruit - possibly pineapple or mangoes. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
10-12-2010 22:42:04 | More by Mora2000
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
02-17-2014 23:05:09 | More by chossboss
3.48/5 rDev -0.9%
Serving glass: Poured from tap into pint glass.
Appearance: Cloudy, somewhat dark orange, with thin white head and very little lacing. Actually looks like pineapple juice.
Smell: Typical wheat malt aroma with a light spiciness and just the slightest touch of pineapple.
Taste: Tastes like a normal American Wheat - some bread, some pepper, some light citrus. The pineapple is there, but very light. I would have liked a little more of a burst of juicy pineapple.
Feel: Medium light body with moderate carbonation. Finish is just barely dry.
Drinkability: Very refreshing, especially in Maui, but this really did not seem all that different from other American Wheats. Some reviews mention too much pineapple, others (like mine) mention just the barest touch. Consistency issues? Regardless, it was still quite enjoyable and refreshing.
01-04-2011 01:52:00 | More by bsp77
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
11-19-2013 21:35:56 | More by NOLTERN
3.25/5 rDev -7.4%
11-15-2011 02:48:56 | More by bpfrush
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -7.4%
12-28-2012 05:50:57 | More by Mantooth
3.63/5 rDev +3.4%
ST: 12oz poured into a pint glass.
A:: Golden (like pineapple juice) and cloudy with a towering white head.
S: Medicinal, almost metal, wheat, pineapple.
T: Wheat, barley, some sweet pineapple, bitterness.
M: Creamy
O: Refreshing, creamy, with a hint of sweetness, an enjoyable beer for hot weather.
05-15-2013 20:27:44 | More by ianjsullivan
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
02-19-2013 04:55:26 | More by bdtva
New Jersey
3.98/5 rDev +13.4%
Originally got this one as extra from Googzoid, thanks greg. Loved it so much I asked around for it and got the hookup as from lnashsig, thanks Lee.
Reviewed from notes.
A: Aggresive pour yields Golden Brown head, looks like a nice Belgian beer, nice head, but goes rather quickly
S: Fruit notes, banana, pineapple, and biscuity as well.
T: Wheat infused pineapples. Or pineapples infused with wheat. IDK, but its delicious. Fairly sweet.
M: Nice carbonation, fruit on the palate leaves you wanting that next sip, very nice depth/complexity for a wheat beer.
D: High as a kite.
I love this beer. Nothing to hype over, but definitely super delicious IMO.
08-31-2011 15:58:08 | More by beenitty
New Mexico
3.1/5 rDev -11.7%
Medium sized couple fingers white to off white head settles into a decent lacing above a cloudy pale yellowish golden colored beer.
Wheat, light spices, malted grains, and I think oranges aroma.
Washed out grain malt taste with some light fruit, oranges, and even lighter spices.
A lightly dryish aftertaste on this light bodied beer.
A very light tasting beer, not much to write home about unless you need a lighter beer to cool off with after running a marathon or something.
12-25-2012 22:28:14 | More by LXIXME
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
05-23-2012 17:47:34 | More by ste5venla
2.75/5 rDev -21.7%
04-02-2014 03:23:46 | More by switzer
Alberta (Canada)
3.9/5 rDev +11.1%
12oz can. Actually made with local Maui pineapples. Huh - damned near every other beer I've tried on the islands evokes direct associations to this native fruit - and these guys are adding the real McCoy right to the brew - bring it on.
This beer pours a very cloudy golden yellow hue, with a teeming tower of thin, fibrous foamy white head, which leaves some randomly strewn soap scum lace around the glass as it soon collapses under its own aspirations.
It smells of edgy wheat grain, some prominent banana chip esters, some weakly sassy pineapple fruitiness, a softly acrid yeast, and subtle leafy, citric hops. The taste is more moderated, but still crisp, white wheat graininess, a more pineapple-dominated fruitiness - though I'd still like a fair bit more of the proclaimed guest ingredient to shine through - and ethereal yeast and leafy hops notes that seem to come and go at will.
The bubbles are pretty sedate, the body a rather steady medium weight for the style, and agreeably smooth. It finishes off-dry, the sweetness of the wheat and fruit holding on with little effort, as the herbal hops and leftover yeast don't seem capable of any serious rejoinder.
A pretty darned drinkable example of the style, twisted and a tad mutated for the remote island ethos - for the better, I must declare. This little fruit experiment is cute, as it just adds to an already capable underlying wheat ale.
05-20-2012 06:08:02 | More by biboergosum
2.5/5 rDev -28.8%
08-15-2012 02:11:13 | More by RBassSFHOPit2ME
3.08/5 rDev -12.3%
Appearance - Pours a cloudy, mellow, dirty orange with a white finger width head that fizzes away like soda, leaving nothing but traces of bubbles clinging to the sides of the glass.
Smell - A very simple, clean aroma of wheat and pineapple sweetness.
Taste - Largely a wheat taste with faint notes of pineapple sweetness rounding out the profile. Simple, straight-forward flavor. There's absolutely nothing else to it.
Mouthfeel - Light in body with fizzy carbonation. Easy drinking.
Overall - Pretty average APWA. Simple, two note flavor. Fizzy. Fairly hefty price tag. Not a good combination. Good summer brew, but there are considerably better options at half the cost. Needless to say, I won't be buying this again.
02-22-2013 05:09:30 | More by TheSixthRing
3.65/5 rDev +4%
Poured from a 12oz can into my Ayinger weissbier glass.
Pale gold, not quite clear liquid topped briefly by a half finger of ivory which rapidly fizzes away to nothing. No real lacing to speak of either...
Strong banana aroma, light orange (creamsicle?), and faint wheat in the nose.
Bananas come forward once again on the palate, along with very low level pineapple juice notes, though these are easy to mistake for light fruit esters. Low bitterness, as the hops seem rather restrained. Slighly odd finish which is sweet/tart and somewhat grainy. No off notes though.
Light bodied, with what appears to be decent carbonation, though head formation/retention is incredibly poor.
An approachable summer beer - good for a picnic or pool party - but not too impressive on its own.
08-30-2010 06:31:07 | More by augustgarage
3/5 rDev -14.5%
07-21-2013 04:28:15 | More by dertyd
3/5 rDev -14.5%
12-10-2011 06:07:13 | More by jheezee
3.18/5 rDev -9.4%
Pours an almost murky orange yellow color. Decent white head with pretty good retention. Strong banana aroma with some spiciness and a bit of citrus aroma. Banana aroma reminds me of dried banana chips. The pineapple flavor is relegated to the background, this is not an over the top fruity beer, which I appreciate, but actually I would like to see a bit more of the pineapple in this one. The banana flavor actually takes first billing, which is a bit surprising.
07-18-2011 03:33:20 | More by BeerAmbassador
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
06-16-2012 16:56:44 | More by aztraz
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
12-17-2012 05:32:10 | More by Hardcore
3.88/5 rDev +10.5%
12 oz can into a pint glass.
Pours a hazed apricot flavor, with a finger of fizzy bright-white head. This retains with a foamy ring around the edges of the glass, leaving back a cascade of light spotty lacing. The aroma has a tart juicy pineapple character to it, which gives this some zip, and works nicely with the crisp twang here from the wheat. There is just a touch of spicy grassiness to this that sits on the edges of the nose and I swear that I'm actually getting a light smidge of alcohol warmth out of this as well. That's a little disappointing but I'm still digging the pineapple flavor of this.
The taste is similar, juicy pineapple flavor that is brightened even more on the palate by the sugary sweetness of the malts. The wheat has a crisp tart twang across the back, while some grassy bitterness here does give this some assertiveness through the middle portion of the profile. The finish on this is mostly dry but some lingering juicy sugars do seem to dwell around a bit. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a lively effervescence to the carbonation that then gets more smooth and creamy as things move out into the mouth. This just has a nice firmness to the feel that compliments the overall crispness of the wheat here.
I enjoyed this. The pineapple character came off as more authentic than artificial to me and I thought that it nicely complimented the wheat flavors in this. This was crisp, flavorful, and easy drinking. I'd be down with checking out more of this in the future. It's cool to see Maui down in Maryland now.
11-09-2011 15:12:20 | More by Kegatron
Mana Wheat from Maui Brewing Co.
80 out of 100 based on 273 ratings.


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This definitely performs better than MAC's Blot Powder and Black Opal's Oil Blocking powder. My face is indeed a greaseball, especially in the summer. However, even though this does better, my face still gets super greasy within 2-3 hours. I like though, that this has a smoother consistency and application than MAC or Black Opal (which I keep in my purse on the go). I find that this is most effective when paired with a makeup setting spray (like Victoria's Secret Face Prime). Unless you're an exceptional case like me though, this product should take away shine and keep it away very effectively. In fact, it may even cause dry patches for those with skin on the drier side. Yes, the packaging takes a bit of time to get used to. It's just a twist jar lid with a powder puff sitting over the sifter. If you remove the whole sticker from the sifter (when it's brand new), you'll find that the powder just spills everywhere super easily. I actually trim the sticker so that 3/4ths of the the sifter holes are covered and this helps control the amount of powder released much better. If you didn't have luck with MAC or Black Opal, this may be the answer to your troubles. Give it a shot!
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I thought I would throw in a review for this fabulous product I have been using for a while. I have oily skin, and am forever on the lookout for new powders and miracle products! Well, this comes pretty darn close....after experimenting with it, my favorite way to use this is to sprinkle a little on top of my all-time fave Revlon Colorstay Pressed Powder (in Light/Medium) and apply with powder puff. Pretty darn shine-free and flawless most of the day. Now a staple on my vanity table. Highly recommended!!!
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I like Kryolan as a brand as find some of there products excellent quality and value, however I can't say this product worked for me, I get a very oily t-zone and this powder had no real benefits or staying power over other brands that I have used. Currently my favourite is the amazingly cheap Natural Collection Loose Powder in Neutral Translucent from Boots, looks scarily orange in the pot but goes on fine and controls my oil the best I have found so far.
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My skin used to be very dry, but I started a new medication that started to make it more on the combination side, and my nose area started to get quite oily. This has become my setting powder of choice. I could see why it may give others a greyish or white cast if applied too liberally, but because my skin is ghostly white already, it doesn't make too much of a difference to me. I find this powder controls oil much better than any other powder I have tried, and I would definitely repurchase!
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Where has this been all my life? especially in my teens- this would have been so lovely to have. Oily ladies, this product is a miracle. Your makeup will look freshly applied all day, and who doesn't want that? I have been devoted to MAC Blot Powder for about a year, however- I would hit pan within a month with daily usage. I was tired of always repurchasing it- and decided to try this out. Firstly, you get so much product! I only paid $16.00 online for this (from CRC cosmetics with my MUA discount) and I cannot be happier. After priming, I apply this before my face makeup. After foundation and concealer I apply this with a cotton puff, concentrating on my T-zone. I do find this leaves a very slight white cast- but afterwards I follow through with MAC Studio Fix Powder, or Physicians Formula Talc-Free powder (since they have pigmentation) I then spritz with Fix + and apply a bit more on my T-zone again (I wouldn't rec. this unless you get very oily) .....then I'm set :) I get 8-9 hrs of wear with this, and that's when my skin starts to look 'dewy' not oily and shiny. At the dewy stage, I'm usually back at home for the day- but when I wanted to see what would happen- at 11 hrs of wear, I only needed a light touch up (but again, it looked more dewy) .....I am beyond thrilled with this product, and I would highly suggest to anyone who has to deal with oil, or if you simply want that freshly applied look all day. I still have my Blot Powder, but only keep it in my purse as my compact :P and if I might have to touch up on a summery day. The only downside to the product is the packaging, its not convenient to take with you- but you honestly don't need to. An amazing gem <3
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this product would last a life time! it does really help with the shine. I believe no product can stop the shine completely but this one really extend the time that i stay matte for longer hours. it feels like starch, but very light weight and doesnt leave your skin white.
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If you have oily skin you NEED to buy this. Nothing does it better than this product!
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I have been a lurking MUAer for a year and this is my first review. Nothing else inspired me to write. I have ridiculously oily skin... nothing u probably have encoutered. For example I wash my face and within 2 hours I will have to blot.... with 2 oil blotting sheets. And they are both usually soaked. Products tried so far : Peter thomas roth anti shine gel (brilliant finish does not last beyond 2-3 hours), Clinique oil control pore minimizer (minimizes pores but lasting power is probably 3 hours), mac matte(did nothing for me), mac prep and prime (maybe 2 hours of oil control tops) milk of magnesia( a good 5 hours - not outdoors though), mario badescu healing powder (3 hours). I have used pretty much used all products in conjunction with each other to increase lasting power, usually an extra hour.
Now for the good stuff - this is brilliant. stops shine for 5 hours easily. To get the best of it though, no shine all day this is my HG routine. A little painful, but worth it. Cleanse, tone and moisturize. Milk of magnesia on the face with a cotton pad with a really light hand. Going heavy causes white streaks and rubbing it off, causes the product to rub off as well. Dusting of mario badescu healing powder and top it off with Kryolan anti shine, with a nice heavy hand. Its unbelievable. I was able to get away with 6+ hours, spent outside in scorching tropical summer with this routine. I skipped foundation that day. But you could add foundation on top and layer with krolan once more.
Warning: Please use this ONLY if u have skin like mine, else just one of these products should work for u.
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Carshalton Athletic enter new ground with back to back wins
Updated 8:43am Thursday 20th March 2014 in Sport By James Barrett
Carshalton Athletic recorded back-to-back league victories for the first time this season when they beat Lewes 1-0 on Tuesday night.
An own goal on 38 minutes was enough to separate the two teams at Colston Avenue and the Robins are now inching closer to those above them in the relegation zone, although they remain 10 points from safety.
Tonight, the Robins go to Billericay Town for their third game in six days, and boss Stuart Massey goes with a level head despite the unprecedented double win.
He said: "The lads have improved over the last six games overall and I think things are falling into place, but there is still a lot of work to do.
"We were good against Lewes and no-one could have argued had we gone into the break two up."
Massey was alluding to a penalty Carshalton won two minutes after taking the lead, but Billy Dunn's strike was saved.
"Billy told me that was first penalty he's ever missed," the manager added.
"Some people queried why didn't Tommy Bradford take it, but it was nothing to do with me. It's all irrelevant now anyway."
It was Bradford's cross which was headed into his own net by Lewes defender Jay Lovett however, before a Robins' solid defensive resolve after the break.
Massey said: "The second-half was more representative of how teams win football matches. We showed a willingness to dig in and help each other out. Ultimately, if every player does their part you'll get positive results."
After Billericay, Carshalton host fellow strugglers Thamesmead Town on Saturday and any positive result from the trip to Essex will make the game against Thamesmead even more crucial, particularly as the Robins will have three games in hand over their east London counterparts.
"We go into these next two games with confidence, plus we'll have some fresh legs as three players complete suspensions," added Massey.
"I wanted us to at least win our two matches at home this week. I'm confident more points will follow if we keep our performance levels up."
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