Hot Plate Podcast Recording “Blind Beer Date” Episode on Facebook Live
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On May 29, 2019 At 2:00 pm
Category : Beer In The Media & On The Web
Tags : Hot Plate Podcast, Joshna Maharaj, Mirella Amato, National
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TORONTO, ON – Hot Plate, a food and drink podcast created and hosted by beer expert Mirella Amato and featuring chef Joshna Maharaj, has announced the recording of an upcoming beer-themed episode will be broadcast on Facebook Live.
The “Blind Beer Date” episode of Hot Plate is described as follows:
What is a blind beer date, you ask? It’s exactly what it sounds like! Podcast host: Craft Beer & Sensory Expert Mirella Amato brings in a random beer. Featured panelist: Chef-Activist Joshna Maharaj brings in a random food and they taste them together to see how well they pair. Will it be a trainwreck or a delicious discovery?
The recording and online broadcast will be taking place on Thursday May 30th at 6:30 PM EDT, and viewers can tune in via Amato’s Beerology page on Facebook.
Source & Photo: Hot Plate press release
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