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A round-up of Philly shopping for the week of 8/11.

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Memphis Taproom’s recipe for beer-battered pickles.

The city’s brewheds might be flocking to Port Richmond’s Memphis Taproom for the bar’s menu of 50-plus craft beers, but it’s chef Jesse Kimball’s beer-battered, […]

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