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The surprising drink used as movie beer

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Pounding pints at the gritty local pub looks a lot less intimidating when you know it's basically a toddler's breakfast drink. Real alcohol is an absolute liability on set, and actual non-alcoholic beer foams too unpredictably. The industry standard for cheap draft beer is just flat apple juice mixed with water, topped with a chemically induced foam head.

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