Amazing Food Facts
Foaming beer prank finally explained
07 Mar 2014
Beer drinkers have long known that a small tap on the top of an open bottle of beer can cause a big, foamy spillage, and now scientists say they discovered the cause.
Sound frivolous? Not so, according to the researchers, who say the finding has implications not only for the brewing industry but also for those who predict volcanic activity.
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