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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379335806#7_886461302 | Title: DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting - The BBQ Depot
Headings: DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting
DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting
by Tracy Hollander
How to troubleshoot a DCS Grill Igniter
Content: Bolt the new spark generator to the bracket and bolt the bracket back to the control panel
9. Remove the old ignition switch by removing the wires attached to it then take pliers and squeeze it. With another hand, Grab the button from below the control panel and pull it out
10. Install the new ignition switch (from the front of the control and and push until secure) and reinstall the wires that connect to the switch
11. Test the ignition by securely placing the new ignition electrode wires into the spark generator, press the ignition switch and listen for a fast clicking as well as look into the firebox to see a spark coming from the electrode. 12. If everything is working, we suggest using zip tie to secure the wires from hanging in the grill. See below
13. Before placing the burners in the grill, this would be a good time to brush off the burner and take a small drill bit and clear the holes. Once you have cleared all the ports, flip the burner upside down (with the center pipe facing up) then flip again and shake any debris from the pipe. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/blog/dcs-grill-ignition-troubleshooting/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379335806#8_886462762 | Title: DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting - The BBQ Depot
Headings: DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting
DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting
by Tracy Hollander
How to troubleshoot a DCS Grill Igniter
Content: 12. If everything is working, we suggest using zip tie to secure the wires from hanging in the grill. See below
13. Before placing the burners in the grill, this would be a good time to brush off the burner and take a small drill bit and clear the holes. Once you have cleared all the ports, flip the burner upside down (with the center pipe facing up) then flip again and shake any debris from the pipe. Keep repeating this until all debris is out of the burner. ( If you shook out the debris in the firebox, be sure to vacuum it out. 14. Install burners and secure to the back burner brace. 15. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/blog/dcs-grill-ignition-troubleshooting/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379335806#9_886463758 | Title: DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting - The BBQ Depot
Headings: DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting
DCS Grill Ignition Troubleshooting
by Tracy Hollander
How to troubleshoot a DCS Grill Igniter
Content: Keep repeating this until all debris is out of the burner. ( If you shook out the debris in the firebox, be sure to vacuum it out. 14. Install burners and secure to the back burner brace. 15. Test fire the grill. If everything lights well, install the radiant trays and cooking grids and get grillin! YouTube
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379394894#13_886647306 | Title: LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator - The BBQ Depot
Headings: LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator
LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator
Complete Guide to LP Regulators – How to Choose the Right Regulator for Your Grill
What is an LP Gas Regulator?
Purposes:
How it Works
Are All Gas Grill Regulators the Same?
Types of LP Gas Regulators
Basic Regulator Kit
First-Stage Regulators
Second-Stage Regulators
Integral Twin Stage Regulators
High-Pressure Regulators
What Type of Gas Grill Regulator Do I Need?
Replacing Your Gas Grill Regulator
How Often Does My Regulator Need to Be Replaced?
Here are some possible causes of regulator issues:
Where to Buy a New LP Gas Regulator
LP Regulators – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the purpose of a gas regulator?
Do I need a gas regulator?
What is a BTU?
Can propane regulators freeze up?
Why does my grill have little or no flame?
If you are unsure, be sure to call us toll free at 877-983-0451
Content: They can be used independently appliances where the gas demand is high..
What Type of Gas Grill Regulator Do I Need? With so many regulators types available, your head may be spinning trying to figure out which option is best for your grill. Really, it comes down to the BTU requirements of your grill over your personal preference. To determine what type of gas grill regulator you need, look at the BTUs. Step 1. Look at the information sticker on your grill. Be sure to add all of the BTUs (main burners, rotisserie burner or side burner). For example, on a Gas Grill, the information sticker will list the main burner BTUs (this may be in total main burner or per burner). If listed per burner, you must multiply the total # of burners times the BTU per burner. If there is a rotisserie burner or a side burner, those are listed separately, as they generally have a different BTU rating than the main burners. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/blog/lp-gas-regulators-101/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379394894#14_886649490 | Title: LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator - The BBQ Depot
Headings: LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator
LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator
Complete Guide to LP Regulators – How to Choose the Right Regulator for Your Grill
What is an LP Gas Regulator?
Purposes:
How it Works
Are All Gas Grill Regulators the Same?
Types of LP Gas Regulators
Basic Regulator Kit
First-Stage Regulators
Second-Stage Regulators
Integral Twin Stage Regulators
High-Pressure Regulators
What Type of Gas Grill Regulator Do I Need?
Replacing Your Gas Grill Regulator
How Often Does My Regulator Need to Be Replaced?
Here are some possible causes of regulator issues:
Where to Buy a New LP Gas Regulator
LP Regulators – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the purpose of a gas regulator?
Do I need a gas regulator?
What is a BTU?
Can propane regulators freeze up?
Why does my grill have little or no flame?
If you are unsure, be sure to call us toll free at 877-983-0451
Content: Look at the information sticker on your grill. Be sure to add all of the BTUs (main burners, rotisserie burner or side burner). For example, on a Gas Grill, the information sticker will list the main burner BTUs (this may be in total main burner or per burner). If listed per burner, you must multiply the total # of burners times the BTU per burner. If there is a rotisserie burner or a side burner, those are listed separately, as they generally have a different BTU rating than the main burners. As you can see from the below Napoleon Grill example, the information sticker (located on the back of the cart) shows the main burner BTU per burner. They also give you a total BTU (not all manufacturers do this). If your manufacturer doesn’t provide this number, you will need to multiply the BTU by the number of burners in the grill. You would then have to add the side burner BTU and the rotisserie burner to get the total BTU. Step 2. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/blog/lp-gas-regulators-101/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379394894#15_886651703 | Title: LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator - The BBQ Depot
Headings: LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator
LP Gas Regulators 101: How to Find or Replace a Gas Grill Regulator
Complete Guide to LP Regulators – How to Choose the Right Regulator for Your Grill
What is an LP Gas Regulator?
Purposes:
How it Works
Are All Gas Grill Regulators the Same?
Types of LP Gas Regulators
Basic Regulator Kit
First-Stage Regulators
Second-Stage Regulators
Integral Twin Stage Regulators
High-Pressure Regulators
What Type of Gas Grill Regulator Do I Need?
Replacing Your Gas Grill Regulator
How Often Does My Regulator Need to Be Replaced?
Here are some possible causes of regulator issues:
Where to Buy a New LP Gas Regulator
LP Regulators – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the purpose of a gas regulator?
Do I need a gas regulator?
What is a BTU?
Can propane regulators freeze up?
Why does my grill have little or no flame?
If you are unsure, be sure to call us toll free at 877-983-0451
Content: As you can see from the below Napoleon Grill example, the information sticker (located on the back of the cart) shows the main burner BTU per burner. They also give you a total BTU (not all manufacturers do this). If your manufacturer doesn’t provide this number, you will need to multiply the BTU by the number of burners in the grill. You would then have to add the side burner BTU and the rotisserie burner to get the total BTU. Step 2. If your grill is under 60,000 BTUs, a simple hose and a basic regulator kit will be sufficient. Step 3. If your grill is over 60,000 BTUs, then a single or two-stage regulator may be the best option. In the above example, this grill is over 60,000 BTUs, so it would not be a good fit for a basic regulator kit. Step 4. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/blog/lp-gas-regulators-101/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379514715#3_886968901 | Title: BBQ Grill Parts - Burners, Cooking Grates, Heat Plates, Ignition
Headings: Find Your Part Now
Grill not working? Find Your Part Now Burners, Heat Plates, Cooking Grids, Ignitors, and more...
Get Back to Grilling Fast
Thousands of quality BBQ parts at your fingertips!
Can't find your grill's model number?
Model not listed?
Identify Your Grill Part
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Other Parts
Burners
Heat Plates
Cooking Grates
More Info
Talk to a Grill Specialist
In-Person Grill Services Southern Florida
Content: They can be made of Brass, Stainless Steel or Cast Iron and come in many shapes. By keeping the holes surrounding the burner uniform and free from grease you will extend the life of the burner! Shop All Burner Parts
Heat Plates
This is the main heat distribution system in your grill and evenly spread a flame across the cooking surface. We stock a number of heat angles, Briquette trays, Radiants, and rock grates. Shop All Heat Plate Products
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The Cooking Grates are the main surface where you rest your food to cook. Shop Cooking Grates
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Popular replacement part types include Burners, Briquette Trays, Heat Plates, Igniters, Cooking Grates, Valves, Knobs and more. Popular brands we carry include: Alfresco, Delta Heat, Lynx, Twin Eagles, Charbroil, Fire Magic, AOG, Jenn-Air, Charmglow, Ducane, Nexgrill & more. over 200 total. Talk to a Grill Specialist
You may also speak with a Gas Grill Parts Specialist at 877-983-0451 for any BBQ questions you may have or use our live chat feature. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/grill-parts |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379514715#4_886970599 | Title: BBQ Grill Parts - Burners, Cooking Grates, Heat Plates, Ignition
Headings: Find Your Part Now
Grill not working? Find Your Part Now Burners, Heat Plates, Cooking Grids, Ignitors, and more...
Get Back to Grilling Fast
Thousands of quality BBQ parts at your fingertips!
Can't find your grill's model number?
Model not listed?
Identify Your Grill Part
Ignition
Other Parts
Burners
Heat Plates
Cooking Grates
More Info
Talk to a Grill Specialist
In-Person Grill Services Southern Florida
Content: Shop Cooking Grates
More Info
Popular replacement part types include Burners, Briquette Trays, Heat Plates, Igniters, Cooking Grates, Valves, Knobs and more. Popular brands we carry include: Alfresco, Delta Heat, Lynx, Twin Eagles, Charbroil, Fire Magic, AOG, Jenn-Air, Charmglow, Ducane, Nexgrill & more. over 200 total. Talk to a Grill Specialist
You may also speak with a Gas Grill Parts Specialist at 877-983-0451 for any BBQ questions you may have or use our live chat feature. In-Person Grill Services Southern Florida
If you reside in the local areas of South Florida and want to have your BBQ grill serviced, please read more about our grill service calls here. Grill Parts & Repair Resources | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/grill-parts |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379518207#0_886971978 | Title: Grill Replacement Burners, BBQ Burners all major brands
Headings: Burners
Burners
Replacement Grill Burners for Every Major Brand.
Is it time to replace my burners?
How do I replace the burners in my gas grill :
How to clean bbq burners:
Different Types of BBQ Burners
Why Replace My Grill's Burners?
Find a Great Replacement Burner at The BBQ Depot
Content: Grill Replacement Burners, BBQ Burners all major brands
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Grill Parts
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Replacement Grill Burners for Every Major Brand. The burners are the heart of every BBQ grill. You can turn your gas grill burners to low heat when you want to smoke your meat, or you can turn up the heat when you want to sear a steak quickly. With a new set of burners for your gas grill, you can also depend on the burners for any temperature you desire, even in freezing cold weather. Winter grilling is made 100% possible when you have effective burners for your grill. Is it time to replace my burners? Click here to read our guide
How do I replace the burners in my gas grill : Turn off your gas supply
Remove your cooking grates and heat shields (or briquette trays) whichever your grill uses
Remove the old burner
Install the new burner
Turn on the gas supply and ignite the burner to be sure it was installed correctly
Reinstall the heat distribution system and cooking grates
How to clean bbq burners: Fully remove the burner from the grill
Take a grill brush or a stainless scrubber and clean off the debris (DO NOT USE ANY LIQUID)
Take a small drill bit and clear all of the gas port holes around the burner
Use a venturi brush to clear any spider webs
Shake out any left over debris from the tube
Reinstall your Burner
Different Types of BBQ Burners
There are gas grill burners for every grill out there. Some of the most popular materials used to make burners include stainless steel and cast iron, and burners sometimes come coated in aluminum or porcelain for an extra shine finish and easy cleanup. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/grill-parts/burners/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379518207#1_886974329 | Title: Grill Replacement Burners, BBQ Burners all major brands
Headings: Burners
Burners
Replacement Grill Burners for Every Major Brand.
Is it time to replace my burners?
How do I replace the burners in my gas grill :
How to clean bbq burners:
Different Types of BBQ Burners
Why Replace My Grill's Burners?
Find a Great Replacement Burner at The BBQ Depot
Content: Is it time to replace my burners? Click here to read our guide
How do I replace the burners in my gas grill : Turn off your gas supply
Remove your cooking grates and heat shields (or briquette trays) whichever your grill uses
Remove the old burner
Install the new burner
Turn on the gas supply and ignite the burner to be sure it was installed correctly
Reinstall the heat distribution system and cooking grates
How to clean bbq burners: Fully remove the burner from the grill
Take a grill brush or a stainless scrubber and clean off the debris (DO NOT USE ANY LIQUID)
Take a small drill bit and clear all of the gas port holes around the burner
Use a venturi brush to clear any spider webs
Shake out any left over debris from the tube
Reinstall your Burner
Different Types of BBQ Burners
There are gas grill burners for every grill out there. Some of the most popular materials used to make burners include stainless steel and cast iron, and burners sometimes come coated in aluminum or porcelain for an extra shine finish and easy cleanup. Each of these materials is perfectly capable of handling the stresses of long grilling and use - not to mention that the different materials can give your grill a distinctive style. With strong stainless steel or cast iron parts, you can turn your old and worn out grill into a lean, mean grilling machine. Why Replace My Grill's Burners? Grill burners mix air with gas in venturi tubes and release the mixture for combustion according to the grill's controls. In cases of harsh damage to the burners, a grill can malfunction, making it completely unusable or even dangerous. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/grill-parts/burners/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379518207#2_886976503 | Title: Grill Replacement Burners, BBQ Burners all major brands
Headings: Burners
Burners
Replacement Grill Burners for Every Major Brand.
Is it time to replace my burners?
How do I replace the burners in my gas grill :
How to clean bbq burners:
Different Types of BBQ Burners
Why Replace My Grill's Burners?
Find a Great Replacement Burner at The BBQ Depot
Content: Each of these materials is perfectly capable of handling the stresses of long grilling and use - not to mention that the different materials can give your grill a distinctive style. With strong stainless steel or cast iron parts, you can turn your old and worn out grill into a lean, mean grilling machine. Why Replace My Grill's Burners? Grill burners mix air with gas in venturi tubes and release the mixture for combustion according to the grill's controls. In cases of harsh damage to the burners, a grill can malfunction, making it completely unusable or even dangerous. Even if your char broil 6 burner grill still works, but has burners that are old and/or damaged, you can improve your grilling experience and create a more even and adaptable grilling surface by replacing your burners. For grillers looking to expand on their repertoire of grilling techniques, consider a new type of burner to give you greater ability to smoke meats and grill indirectly. Aside from sheer necessity in many cases, new burners are an opportunity to add something new to your grilling experience. Burner Resources
Find a Great Replacement Burner at The BBQ Depot
At the BBQ Depot, you can find high quality burners for all grills, including Alfresco grills, Twin Eagles grills and more, from the most reputable and beloved brands on the market, all at the lowest prices guaranteed. We have models ranging from classic char broil 6 burner grills all the way up to high powered ceramic zone burner grills. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/grill-parts/burners/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379518207#3_886978543 | Title: Grill Replacement Burners, BBQ Burners all major brands
Headings: Burners
Burners
Replacement Grill Burners for Every Major Brand.
Is it time to replace my burners?
How do I replace the burners in my gas grill :
How to clean bbq burners:
Different Types of BBQ Burners
Why Replace My Grill's Burners?
Find a Great Replacement Burner at The BBQ Depot
Content: Even if your char broil 6 burner grill still works, but has burners that are old and/or damaged, you can improve your grilling experience and create a more even and adaptable grilling surface by replacing your burners. For grillers looking to expand on their repertoire of grilling techniques, consider a new type of burner to give you greater ability to smoke meats and grill indirectly. Aside from sheer necessity in many cases, new burners are an opportunity to add something new to your grilling experience. Burner Resources
Find a Great Replacement Burner at The BBQ Depot
At the BBQ Depot, you can find high quality burners for all grills, including Alfresco grills, Twin Eagles grills and more, from the most reputable and beloved brands on the market, all at the lowest prices guaranteed. We have models ranging from classic char broil 6 burner grills all the way up to high powered ceramic zone burner grills. You can also find both U and H shaped burner arrangements through our website. Our burners are certified for a large range of different grill models, including Modern Home products, Pacific Gas Specialist grills, and much more. | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/grill-parts/burners/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379533722#4_887010145 | Title: Gas Grill Valves & Assembly Valves - TheBBQDepot.com
Headings: Valves
Valves
Is your gas grill valve stem stuck?
Content: $98.00
31442 Lynx Main Burner Valve
Brand: $30.00
Brass Elbow Valve for up-front control grills
$14.83 $13.35
31800 Grand Hall Brass Orifice
Type: Brand: $5.83 $4.94
Bull, Costco, Kirkland, Jenn Air, Nexgrill, Turbo Brass Orifice Valve - 31300
Type: Brand: $3.13 $2.66
Nexgrill Main Burner Clamp-on Brass Valve Assembly - 30740
Type: Brand: $38.17 $21.95
Falcon LP Brass Single Valve - 36200
Brand: Ducane LP Brass Valve - 37800
Type: Brand: | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/grill-parts/gas-valves/valves/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379551458#5_887056688 | Title: Replacement Gas Grill Knobs - TheBBQDepot.com
Headings: Knobs for Temperature Control
Knobs for Temperature Control
Selecting The Right Knob
Content: $5.83 $3.93
Universal Plastic Control Knob with inserts - 02342
Type: Brand: Brand2: $16.93 $8.98
MHP Plastic Control Knob - GGK10
Part #: Brand: $3.10 $2.99
Blaze Control Knob - BLZ-32-037SS
Brand: $17.23
Sunbeam Control Knob
Brand: $5.83 $5.24
90139 Lynx Stainless Knob Kit, 3 Burner, 1 Rotis
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Part #: Brand: | https://www.thebbqdepot.com/grill-parts/repair-parts/knobs/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379551458#6_887057406 | Title: Replacement Gas Grill Knobs - TheBBQDepot.com
Headings: Knobs for Temperature Control
Knobs for Temperature Control
Selecting The Right Knob
Content: $3.10 $2.99
Blaze Control Knob - BLZ-32-037SS
Brand: $17.23
Sunbeam Control Knob
Brand: $5.83 $5.24
90139 Lynx Stainless Knob Kit, 3 Burner, 1 Rotis
Brand: $61.60
Ducane OEM style control knob D=12 - 03203
Part #: Brand: $9.50 $8.06
TEC Chrome Main Knob - Current Model Cherokee, Patio, Sterling, G-Sport - HW0842
Brand: $18 $16
Weber Spirit 200 Main Burner (Set of 2) Control Knobs (2013) - 69892
Brand: $16.25
Arkla, Kenmore 2" Replacement Knob - K5B
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Delta Heat End Cap Handle For DHOR20 - S19682
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Weber Genesis 300 Series Control Knob Set (2007-2010) - 81168
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379551458#7_887058366 | Title: Replacement Gas Grill Knobs - TheBBQDepot.com
Headings: Knobs for Temperature Control
Knobs for Temperature Control
Selecting The Right Knob
Content: $9.50 $8.06
TEC Chrome Main Knob - Current Model Cherokee, Patio, Sterling, G-Sport - HW0842
Brand: $18 $16
Weber Spirit 200 Main Burner (Set of 2) Control Knobs (2013) - 69892
Brand: $16.25
Arkla, Kenmore 2" Replacement Knob - K5B
Brand: $12.30 $8.47
Delta Heat End Cap Handle For DHOR20 - S19682
Brand: $31.50
Weber Genesis 300 Series Control Knob Set (2007-2010) - 81168
Brand: $12.50
Viking VGSC, VGRC, VGRT Top Burner Knob - PB010206
Brand: $51.40
TEC Main Knob | Sterling I, Patio I - 41001G1
Brand: $28 $25
Charmglow, Ducane 2" Diameter Control Knob - K1B
Brand: $11.05 $8.50
Lynx Rotisserie Knob with Clip - 90136
Brand: $27.09
91537 Weber Summit Control Knob Gray 2007 and Newer - Set of Two
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379551458#8_887059436 | Title: Replacement Gas Grill Knobs - TheBBQDepot.com
Headings: Knobs for Temperature Control
Knobs for Temperature Control
Selecting The Right Knob
Content: $12.50
Viking VGSC, VGRC, VGRT Top Burner Knob - PB010206
Brand: $51.40
TEC Main Knob | Sterling I, Patio I - 41001G1
Brand: $28 $25
Charmglow, Ducane 2" Diameter Control Knob - K1B
Brand: $11.05 $8.50
Lynx Rotisserie Knob with Clip - 90136
Brand: $27.09
91537 Weber Summit Control Knob Gray 2007 and Newer - Set of Two
Part #: Brand: $24.13
PF80-5 ProFire Gas Grill Replacement Black Knob
Part #: Brand: $7.50
250777P DCS Knob BGC/BFGC/BGC grills, side burners
Brand: $86.22
K12RB Charmglow Right Side Front Control Replacement Knob
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_379551458#16_887066108 | Title: Replacement Gas Grill Knobs - TheBBQDepot.com
Headings: Knobs for Temperature Control
Knobs for Temperature Control
Selecting The Right Knob
Content: $5.83 $4.14
Control Knob, Brinkmann - 02500
Type: Brand: $5.27 $3.97
Kings Kooker Control Knob
Brand: $6.90 $6.21
S13162-2 Delta Heat Knob
Brand: $21.95
Weber Genesis 330 Series Sear Burner Knob - 40255403
Brand: $12.50
Weber Genesis Set of 3 Knobs (Model Years 2011-2016) - 88848
Brand: $39.95 $23.11
Weber Summit Lighted Grill Knob - 70867
Brand: $22.65
3015 Fire Magic, AOG Valve Knob, Slide In & Portable Grills
Brand: $24 $20.40
Ducane 1202 Control Knob - K11B
Brand: $11.05 $7.74
Weber Silver A, B, C Control Knob - 78960
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_392121721#0_918766238 | Title: The BIPOC Project
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The BIPOC Project aims to build authentic and lasting solidarity among Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC), in order to undo Native invisibility, anti-Blackness, dismantle white supremacy and advance racial justice. We use the term BIPOC to highlight the unique relationship to whiteness that Indigenous and Black (African Americans) people have, which shapes the experiences of and relationship to white supremacy for all people of color within a U.S. context. We unapologetically focus on and center relationships among BIPOC folks. Our Thinking
This nation is firmly entrenched in maintaining white supremacy, patriarchy and capitalism. This reality has been resisted in multiple ways, including organizing led by and among various communities of color for survival. However, many efforts still focus only on combating white supremacy, with limited attention to the way communities of color adopt and reinforce these harms amongst ourselves and against other marginalized groups in a “race towards the bottom” for naming our pain. As a result, many multiracial BIPOC communities continue to be challenged to develop authentic and accountable inter-group relationships despite a shared struggle under white supremacy. | https://www.thebipocproject.org/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_393597783#4_922400205 | Title: Top 5 Most Notorious Gangsters from New York City | The Blanch Law Firm
Headings: Top 5 Most Notorious Gangsters from New York City
Top 5 Most Notorious Gangsters from New York City
Content: Tammany Hall refused to exert any influence to help him, and he served 10 years in Sing Sing. He briefly served in the military during WWI at the age of 42, but ultimately returned to his life of crime. He was murdered by his crime partner after they got into a fight over money. James Coonan was born the son of an accountant for famous mobsters. His life of crime started when his father was kidnapped by Michael ‘Mickey’ Spillane who ran the Hell’s Kitchen gang. To restore his honor, Coonan bought an automatic machine gun and fired at Spillane and his gang from the roof of a tenement building. He began a war between the Irish gangs and Spillane’s army. He became friends with ‘Mickey’ Featherstone and he joined his war against Spillane. Together, they joined ranks with the Gambino organization and became an incredibly powerful mob in New York racketeering circles. Eventually, Featherstone and Coonan’s relationship soured, with Featherstone turning state’s witness against Coonan who was arrested for RICO crimes going back decades. | https://www.theblanchlawfirm.com/blog/notorious-gangsters-from-nyc/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_393597783#5_922401674 | Title: Top 5 Most Notorious Gangsters from New York City | The Blanch Law Firm
Headings: Top 5 Most Notorious Gangsters from New York City
Top 5 Most Notorious Gangsters from New York City
Content: To restore his honor, Coonan bought an automatic machine gun and fired at Spillane and his gang from the roof of a tenement building. He began a war between the Irish gangs and Spillane’s army. He became friends with ‘Mickey’ Featherstone and he joined his war against Spillane. Together, they joined ranks with the Gambino organization and became an incredibly powerful mob in New York racketeering circles. Eventually, Featherstone and Coonan’s relationship soured, with Featherstone turning state’s witness against Coonan who was arrested for RICO crimes going back decades. Featherstone testified against him, leading to Coonan’s conviction and sentence for sixty years. Jon Gotti became the head of the Gambino crime family. Known for his extroverted behavior and expensive taste, he was called ‘The Dapper Don.’ He was later called ‘The Teflon Don’ after he was acquitted three times for three different high-profile trials. It was later discovered that he had been involved with jury tampering and witness intimidation. | https://www.theblanchlawfirm.com/blog/notorious-gangsters-from-nyc/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_394572335#3_924862142 | Title: Living in Paradise: Cost of living in Thailand
Headings: Cost of living in Thailand: Can you afford it?
Cost of living in Thailand: Can you afford it?
Costs of living and location
Visas
Short term visas
Non-immigrant visas
Accommodation
Types of accommodation in Thailand
Cost of rents, depending on the location
Bangkok
Chiang Mai
Phuket
Food
Prices of Thai food
Alcohol and drinks
Vegetarian dishes in Thailand
Western food
Transport
Types and cost of transportation in Bangkok
Types and cost of transport in Chiang Mai
Types and cost of transportation in the south of Thailand
A car or a scooter? Costs of private transportation
Insurance
Types and cost of insurance
Costs of healthcare in Thailand
Other costs of living in Thailand
Trips
Entretainment
How much do I spend?
My monthly cost of living in Chiang Mai:
Content: Some spend more, but if you like saving money and are not interested in dining in Sizzler, or drinking beer every weekend, then you can live on less than 20,000. Bangkok is slightly more expensive. Expats here like to indulge in shopping and dining out. The capital of Thailand offers huge shopping malls, exclusive restaurants, galleries and theatres. There are plenty of places to spend your money at. I think you need to spend at least 40,000 – 60,000 Bhat to have a good lifestyle. If you are frugal then of course it’s possible to spend less. Don’t go out every weekend, eat only in local bars and don’t spend on any unnecessary things and you’ll be able to live on 30,000 Baht per month. In the south life is a little calmer and more relaxing. There is not much to do here. | https://www.theblondtravels.com/cost-of-living-thailand/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#0_942911788 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Looking for some great bourbons? Well you’re in luck! We threw together this handy list of budget bourbons for you folks out there trying to avoid paying 100’s of dollars for stuff like Pappy Van Winke when you can have some damn good bourbons that are made by the exact same distillers of the “Pappy’s of the world”, but for under fifty bucks. These are ranked by price, so the further you scroll the more expensive they will get for you ultra budget minded guys and gals out there. There is not a ton of pomp and circumstance in here (like what the “Nose” is like, or the “body and feel”) there are a lot of better blogs out there that we have linked to in this post, so if you want to go deep on each one of these bourbons you can do that. Our purpose here is to give you a solid shopping list next time you are looking for the best cheap bourbon. Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#1_942915565 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: Our purpose here is to give you a solid shopping list next time you are looking for the best cheap bourbon. Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
This is going to go down as one of the least expensive bourbons on our list, but we are trying to give you a well rounded view of bourbons, with something for everyone’s price point, so sue me if you don’t like it. At $12 Evan Williams is a pretty solid deal, and they also have slightly more expensive versions like the Evan Williams Bottle and Bonded (white label) at $15 and the more than double expensive Evan Williams Single Barrel at over $30 (if you don’t feel like sinking this low), but there are better bourbons on this list at that price point. I’d say this makes a great budget bourbon for cocktails and simple stuff like bourbon and cokes, not sure if I would be caught drinking this stuff neat, but to each his own my friend. If you only have $12 to spend in a bourbon worth drinking this is a much better option than something like Jack Daniels at a similar price point. ( Yea! | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#2_942919384 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
This is going to go down as one of the least expensive bourbons on our list, but we are trying to give you a well rounded view of bourbons, with something for everyone’s price point, so sue me if you don’t like it. At $12 Evan Williams is a pretty solid deal, and they also have slightly more expensive versions like the Evan Williams Bottle and Bonded (white label) at $15 and the more than double expensive Evan Williams Single Barrel at over $30 (if you don’t feel like sinking this low), but there are better bourbons on this list at that price point. I’d say this makes a great budget bourbon for cocktails and simple stuff like bourbon and cokes, not sure if I would be caught drinking this stuff neat, but to each his own my friend. If you only have $12 to spend in a bourbon worth drinking this is a much better option than something like Jack Daniels at a similar price point. ( Yea! I Said it!) Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#3_942923096 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: I Said it!) Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Fun fact: Old Forester is the oldest continuously operating whiskey distillery (Since 1780!) and that really shows in the quality of their whiskey. It makes for a great entry level bourbon at its price point and approachable flavor. It’s not going to knock your socks off if you are a snob but would be great in a whiskey cocktail. | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#4_942926232 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Fun fact: Old Forester is the oldest continuously operating whiskey distillery (Since 1780!) and that really shows in the quality of their whiskey. It makes for a great entry level bourbon at its price point and approachable flavor. It’s not going to knock your socks off if you are a snob but would be great in a whiskey cocktail. If you are able to find any of its more expensive brethren like the Old Forester Single barrel (not on this list for some reason) then I would opt for them if you don’t mind shelling out more. Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Proof: 80 | Aged: 4 to 12 years | Mash bill: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#5_942929558 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: If you are able to find any of its more expensive brethren like the Old Forester Single barrel (not on this list for some reason) then I would opt for them if you don’t mind shelling out more. Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Proof: 80 | Aged: 4 to 12 years | Mash bill: Blend of 75% Corn, 20% Rye, 5% Malted Barley and 60% Corn, 35% Rye, 5% Malted Barley
You are probably saying to yourself “WTF James, that mashbill is cray!” Well my friend that is for a good reason, Four Roses is made from a blend of 8 to 10 different batches of whiskey with 2 different mashes, and 5 different strains of yeast, all of which are aged anywhere from 4 to 12 years. I know some of your eyes are glazing over by now but the importance of all this is that they really put a lot of time, effort and skill into making a solid bourbon. This is all to bring you a bottle of great whiskey at $20, what a freaking steal! There are a few Four Roses on this list for a reason, they make great whiskey. | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#6_942933234 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: Blend of 75% Corn, 20% Rye, 5% Malted Barley and 60% Corn, 35% Rye, 5% Malted Barley
You are probably saying to yourself “WTF James, that mashbill is cray!” Well my friend that is for a good reason, Four Roses is made from a blend of 8 to 10 different batches of whiskey with 2 different mashes, and 5 different strains of yeast, all of which are aged anywhere from 4 to 12 years. I know some of your eyes are glazing over by now but the importance of all this is that they really put a lot of time, effort and skill into making a solid bourbon. This is all to bring you a bottle of great whiskey at $20, what a freaking steal! There are a few Four Roses on this list for a reason, they make great whiskey. This is your entry level of the bunch so it makes the perfect getaway whiskey. The only problem is ponying up for the higher end ones which you undoubtedly are going to want to try after this one. Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#7_942936899 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: This is your entry level of the bunch so it makes the perfect getaway whiskey. The only problem is ponying up for the higher end ones which you undoubtedly are going to want to try after this one. Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Made by the same folks (Heaven Hill) that brought you another player on this list (Evan Williams), this whiskey may seem like something a twenty something would pick up cuz it says “Cock” on it, but this whiskey punches at a slightly higher weight class than its $20 price would indicate. It was made to compete with Wild Turkey 101, but to do one better, they made it 103 proof and most would agree it’s a superior bourbon. It’s a great booze for you true bargain hunters out there looking for something that is going to taste decent but not cost an arm and a leg. Old Grand Dad – MSRP: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#8_942940550 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Made by the same folks (Heaven Hill) that brought you another player on this list (Evan Williams), this whiskey may seem like something a twenty something would pick up cuz it says “Cock” on it, but this whiskey punches at a slightly higher weight class than its $20 price would indicate. It was made to compete with Wild Turkey 101, but to do one better, they made it 103 proof and most would agree it’s a superior bourbon. It’s a great booze for you true bargain hunters out there looking for something that is going to taste decent but not cost an arm and a leg. Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
This bourbon has a interesting connection with another bourbon on this list named for an old distiller, Basil Hayden. His grandson named this whiskey in his honor. | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#9_942944228 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
This bourbon has a interesting connection with another bourbon on this list named for an old distiller, Basil Hayden. His grandson named this whiskey in his honor. I feel like this bourbon doesn’t get the credit deserved, maybe it’s the cheapo looking orange label staring at you from behind the bar, but it’s actually a decent whiskey. Made by Jim Beam, it’s a great buy for a bottle and bonded whiskey and at $21 it taste great for the price and its boozy at 50% ABV. So next time you see the old man staring at you from behind the bar, get a glass of it on the rocks instead of shorts of Jagar you plebeian. Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#10_942947706 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: I feel like this bourbon doesn’t get the credit deserved, maybe it’s the cheapo looking orange label staring at you from behind the bar, but it’s actually a decent whiskey. Made by Jim Beam, it’s a great buy for a bottle and bonded whiskey and at $21 it taste great for the price and its boozy at 50% ABV. So next time you see the old man staring at you from behind the bar, get a glass of it on the rocks instead of shorts of Jagar you plebeian. Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Crafted back in the 40’s, which is old compared to some of the youngsters on here (Basil, High West) this bourbon has stood the test of time. Even though it died out for a while, much like Bulliet, they brought it back with its old school recipe in tack. It is not actually made by Medley Distillery but supposedly by Heaven Hill, who makes of a few others on this list (Evan Williams) so you know its quality booze. | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#11_942951404 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Crafted back in the 40’s, which is old compared to some of the youngsters on here (Basil, High West) this bourbon has stood the test of time. Even though it died out for a while, much like Bulliet, they brought it back with its old school recipe in tack. It is not actually made by Medley Distillery but supposedly by Heaven Hill, who makes of a few others on this list (Evan Williams) so you know its quality booze. If you can get your hands on some it could make for some solid classic cocktails or mixed with ice or a splash of water, least you drink this high ABV jet fuel straight. Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#12_942954831 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: If you can get your hands on some it could make for some solid classic cocktails or mixed with ice or a splash of water, least you drink this high ABV jet fuel straight. Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
This bourbon will have to be filed under “hidden gems” on this list because it is really damn good and not as elusive or expensive as a lot of its similar brethren. It’s easier to find then even Buffalo Trace itself and can be cheaper depending on where you are. In my personal opinion I would say Buffalo Trace is better (and a cooler looking bottle to have on your shelf) but this stuff is still solid! It definitely tastes different from other Buffalo products and I feel runs a bit “hotter” but for the price you really can not beat it. Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#13_942958416 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
This bourbon will have to be filed under “hidden gems” on this list because it is really damn good and not as elusive or expensive as a lot of its similar brethren. It’s easier to find then even Buffalo Trace itself and can be cheaper depending on where you are. In my personal opinion I would say Buffalo Trace is better (and a cooler looking bottle to have on your shelf) but this stuff is still solid! It definitely tastes different from other Buffalo products and I feel runs a bit “hotter” but for the price you really can not beat it. Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
One of the better deals on the list that can be found in the $20’s in some locals and for a single barrel at that! It is a great daily drinker that most bourbon newbies and snobs will enjoy, so it’s great to keep on your shelf. | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#14_942962091 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
One of the better deals on the list that can be found in the $20’s in some locals and for a single barrel at that! It is a great daily drinker that most bourbon newbies and snobs will enjoy, so it’s great to keep on your shelf. At under 90 proof its not going to burn soo goood like the barrel proof stuff on this list, so feel free to try it neat, on the rocks, or with a splash of water. Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: NAS (No Age Statement) | Mash bill: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#15_942965351 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: At under 90 proof its not going to burn soo goood like the barrel proof stuff on this list, so feel free to try it neat, on the rocks, or with a splash of water. Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: NAS (No Age Statement) | Mash bill: 68% Corn, 28% Rye, 4% Malted Barley
Now this is the kind of stuff I would get my friends to take shots of with some manly story like “Let’s drink what Wyatt Earp used to drink boys!” which may or may not have been true since it was discontinued in 1860 when Earp was 12 years old (they started young!) but it sure sounded cool at the time. Anyways, it was resurrected in 1987 and is unique in the sense that it is not owned by one of the big whiskey distillers like most on this list are, buuuut it was made by Four Roses up until early 2017 when booze conglomerate Diageo built them their own Kentucky based distillery. Anyways, it is interested to note that it has a very high rye content, almost enough to be considered a rye whiskey, but it’s still a bourbon, so some folks out there may think it almost taste a bit like a rye. | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#16_942969141 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: 68% Corn, 28% Rye, 4% Malted Barley
Now this is the kind of stuff I would get my friends to take shots of with some manly story like “Let’s drink what Wyatt Earp used to drink boys!” which may or may not have been true since it was discontinued in 1860 when Earp was 12 years old (they started young!) but it sure sounded cool at the time. Anyways, it was resurrected in 1987 and is unique in the sense that it is not owned by one of the big whiskey distillers like most on this list are, buuuut it was made by Four Roses up until early 2017 when booze conglomerate Diageo built them their own Kentucky based distillery. Anyways, it is interested to note that it has a very high rye content, almost enough to be considered a rye whiskey, but it’s still a bourbon, so some folks out there may think it almost taste a bit like a rye. Don’t worry if you are a rye whiskey drinker, Bulleit makes a Rye Bulleit version that is better in my opinion. I’d say for the price point there are better bourbons on this list, but it is a decent staple you can find just about anywhere. Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#17_942972990 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: Don’t worry if you are a rye whiskey drinker, Bulleit makes a Rye Bulleit version that is better in my opinion. I’d say for the price point there are better bourbons on this list, but it is a decent staple you can find just about anywhere. Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 6 to 8 years | Mash bill: Blend of 75% Corn, 20% Rye, 5% Malted Barley and 60% Corn, 35% Rye, 5% Malted Barley (but check out their recipe finder to be sure)
Similar to the other Four Roses, this is made in smaller batches (typically 2-3) from select barrels aged typically around 6 to 7 years. It has all the usual mash bills the other bourbons have but they are narrowed down to some of the best, putting together a superior product, hence why its called “small batch”. It’s kind of in the middle taste wise between the regular Four Roses and the Single Barrel version, that the reason for that?… Well.. because its made to be that way. | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#18_942976646 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: 6 to 8 years | Mash bill: Blend of 75% Corn, 20% Rye, 5% Malted Barley and 60% Corn, 35% Rye, 5% Malted Barley (but check out their recipe finder to be sure)
Similar to the other Four Roses, this is made in smaller batches (typically 2-3) from select barrels aged typically around 6 to 7 years. It has all the usual mash bills the other bourbons have but they are narrowed down to some of the best, putting together a superior product, hence why its called “small batch”. It’s kind of in the middle taste wise between the regular Four Roses and the Single Barrel version, that the reason for that?… Well.. because its made to be that way. But for the price, it’s going to hold its own among other bourbons and it may even become your favorite. More importantly, it’s not super rare or hard to get, that keeps it affordable and most importantly, available. Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#19_942980268 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: But for the price, it’s going to hold its own among other bourbons and it may even become your favorite. More importantly, it’s not super rare or hard to get, that keeps it affordable and most importantly, available. Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Makers Mark is a must-have on any list featuring budget bourbons. Not only is it made in batches of around 1,000 gallons, but it is also dipped in wax by hand, meaning that no two bottles look alike. The distillers also take the time and care to move the barrels from the lower to upper barrel ageing houses to account for any temperature differences between the two, giving you one awesomely aged bourbon. This bottle is a standard behind any bar worth its salt, so it should be at your home bar as well. | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#20_942983810 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Makers Mark is a must-have on any list featuring budget bourbons. Not only is it made in batches of around 1,000 gallons, but it is also dipped in wax by hand, meaning that no two bottles look alike. The distillers also take the time and care to move the barrels from the lower to upper barrel ageing houses to account for any temperature differences between the two, giving you one awesomely aged bourbon. This bottle is a standard behind any bar worth its salt, so it should be at your home bar as well. Personally it is my go to for whiskey and bourbon cocktails, or straight up on the rocks if you are a bold son of a bitch. Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_403422798#21_942987283 | Title: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons for under $50 | The Blog @ TheBroBasket.com
Headings: The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
The 22 Best Budget Bourbons For Under $50
Evan Williams – MSRP: $12
Proof: 86 | Aged: between 5 -7 years | Mash bill: 75% corn, 13% rye, 12% barley
Old Forester – MSRP: $19
Proof: 86 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Barley
Four Roses – MSRP: $20
Heaven Hill Fighting Cocks – MSRP: $20
Proof: 103 | Aged: NAS (No Age statement) at least 4 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Old Grand Dad – MSRP: $21
Proof: 100 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: Not sure but it is purported to have a high percentage of rye making it spicy
Medley Bros – MSRP: $24
Proof: 102 | Aged: 4 years | Mash bill: 72% corn, a relatively high 18% rye and 10% barley
Eagle Rare – MSPR: $29
Proof: 90 | Aged: 10 | Mash bill: Supposedly the Buffalo Trace #1 with higher corn content
Evan Williams Single Barrel – MSRP: $30
Proof: 86.6 | Aged: 10 years | Mash bill: 78% Corn, 10% Rye, 12% Malted Barley
Bulleit bourbon – MSRP: $30
Four Roses small batch – MSRP; $30
Makers Mark – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 5 years and 9 months | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Elijah Craig Small Batch – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: 8-12 years | Mash bill: 75% Corn, 13% Rye, & 12% Malted Barley
Lost republic – MSRP: $35
Proof: 91 | Aged: 3 years and 2 months (so specific)| Mash bill: 75% corn, 21% rye and 4% barley
Rowan’s Creek – MSRP: $35
Proof: 100.1 (like a radio station) | Aged: 12 years | Mash bill: Supposedly “at least 51% corn”, whatever that means
Woodford Reserve – MSRP: $35
Proof: 90.4 | Aged: NAS (You Know what it means by now) | Mash bill: 72% Corn, 18% Rye, 10% Malted Barley
Four roses single barrel – MSRP: $40
Maker’s 46 – MSRP: $40
Proof: 94 | Aged: aprox 6 years | Mash bill: 70% Corn, 16% Wheat, 14% Malted Barley
Knob Creek Single Barrel – MSRP: $42
High West American Prairie Reserve – MSRP: $43 (sometimes on sale in the 30’s)
Proof: 92 | Aged: 6/10 years | Mash bill blend: 75/60% Corn, 20/35% Rye, 5/5% barley malt
EH taylor small batch – MSRP: Varies, under $50 if you’re lucky
Basil Hayden’s – MSRP: $53 (Geeze, close enough cheapskates)
Content: Personally it is my go to for whiskey and bourbon cocktails, or straight up on the rocks if you are a bold son of a bitch. Buffalo Trace – MSRP: $30
Proof: 90 | Aged: between 8 -10 years | Mash bill: Shuuu, it’s a secret
Buffalo Trace is made by… you guessed it… Buffalo Trace Distillary, and since its the flagship Bourbon of the distillery that makes whiskeys such as Pappy Van Winkle and Blanton’s, you know this | https://www.thebrobasket.com/blog/22-best-budget-bourbons-50/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_405674174#4_946288787 | Title: 21 TOP Hostels in Bangkok (Find Paradise in 2021)
Headings: 20 Best Hostels in Bangkok (2021) | The Broke Backpacker
20 Best Hostels in Bangkok (2021) | The Broke Backpacker
In a hurry? Here’s my top choice:
Diff Hostel
Quick answer: The best hostels in Bangkok
How To Find The Best Hostels in Bangkok
Diff Hostel
Mad Monkey Bangkok
Revolution Hostel Asoke
ROOM@Vipa
Playground Hostel
Once Again Hostel
Here Hostel
The Best Hostels in Bangkok
Overall Best Hostel in Bangkok – Diff Hostel
Best Hostel for Solo Travelers in Bangkok – Mad Monkey Bangkok
Best Cheap Hostel in Bangkok – Revolution Hostel Asoke
Best Hostel for Couples in Bangkok – ROOM@Vipa
Best Party Hostel in Bangkok – Playground Hostel
Best Hostel for Digital Nomads in Bangkok – Once Again Hostel
Best Hostel with a Private Room in Bangkok – Here Hostel
More of the Top Hostels in Bangkok
Pixellar Hostel
The Yard Hostel Bangkok
Hom Hostel & Cooking Club
Udee Bangkok
Baan Gaysorn Hostel
Bed To Bangkok
Bed Station Hostel
Barn & Bed Breakfast
Bodega Bangkok Party Hostel
M Gray Hostel
Pho Hostel
Good’ uck Hostel at Silom Bangkok
What to Pack for your Bangkok Hostel
Why you should travel to Bangkok
FAQ about Hostels in Bangkok
Are hostels in Bangkok safe?
What are the best party hostels in Bangkok?
What is the best hostel in Bangkok for couples?
What is the best hostel in Bangkok with a pool?
Travel Safety Tips for Bangkok
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More Epic Hostels in Thailand and Southeast Asia
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Final Thoughts on Hostels in Bangkok
Aaron
Content: Price – By international standards, Bangkok is cheap, and by Thai standards, it’s sliiigghhtly expensive. Price of Travel puts Bangkok at $25 a day, ALL IN. But if you don’t drink, you can certainly do it for less. If you want to splurge, options are available, but you should never NEED to spend more than $10 on a hostel (and you can spend much less). Amenities – Free Wifi is universal – the only thing that will fluctuate is the quality of the connection. Aside from that keep an eye out for #70 on my list of travel lessons and see if your hostel serves ‘free breakfast’! Things DO go missing sometimes…
Psst! Heading to a hostel? Don’t forget to pack a padlock! It’s well worth having one so you can secure your locker and protect your stuff! | https://www.thebrokebackpacker.com/best-hostels-in-bangkok/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_410388189#15_955195079 | Title: Is Bangkok Safe? (2021 Safety Guide)
Headings: Is Bangkok Safe?
Is Bangkok Safe?
How Safe is Bangkok? (Our take)
Is Bangkok Safe to Visit? (The facts.)
Unlock the secrets of traveling on a budget!
Is it Safe to Visit Bangkok Right Now?
Bangkok Travel Insurance
21 Top Safety Tips for Traveling to Bangkok
Some General Safety Tips from the OG Broke Backpacker
Keeping your money safe in Bangkok
Is Bangkok safe to travel alone?
Is Bangkok safe for solo female travelers?
Is Bangkok safe to travel for families?
Is it safe to drive in Bangkok?
Riding a motorbike in Bangkok
Is Uber safe in Bangkok?
Are taxis safe in Bangkok?
Is public transportation in Bangkok safe?
Keep everything on you in transit!
Is the food in Bangkok safe?
Can you drink the water in Bangkok?
Want to save the world?
Is Bangkok safe to live?
How is healthcare in Bangkok?
Helpful Thai Travel Phrases
Cheers – Chon
No straw plastic please – Mimi fang pord
No plastic cutlery please – Mimi mid phlastik pord
FAQ about Staying Safe in Bangkok
What should you avoid in Bangkok?
Is Bangkok safe at night?
Is Bangkok safe for solo female travellers?
What are the biggest safety issues in Bangkok?
Final thoughts on the safety of Bangkok
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Content: Around March and April is also when the air quality in Bangkok goes downhill. Pollution can be AWFUL, caused by ‘slash & burn’ farming both domestically and by neighbouring countries. May to October brings the rainy season. Floods can and do happen, so keep an eye on the news. And any time of year you can be scammed so be aware. Bangkok Travel Insurance
Do you need Travel Insurance for your trip? Even if you’re only going for a few days, that’s more than enough time to get smote by wrathful angels. Have fun in Bangkok, but take it from us, overseas medical care and canceled flights can be seriously expensive – insurance can, therefore, be a life-saver. Travel mishaps can and do happen and it is well worth thinking about insurance before you leave home. We have used World Nomads for years now and I have personally made several claims. | https://www.thebrokebackpacker.com/is-bangkok-safe/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_410388189#16_955197525 | Title: Is Bangkok Safe? (2021 Safety Guide)
Headings: Is Bangkok Safe?
Is Bangkok Safe?
How Safe is Bangkok? (Our take)
Is Bangkok Safe to Visit? (The facts.)
Unlock the secrets of traveling on a budget!
Is it Safe to Visit Bangkok Right Now?
Bangkok Travel Insurance
21 Top Safety Tips for Traveling to Bangkok
Some General Safety Tips from the OG Broke Backpacker
Keeping your money safe in Bangkok
Is Bangkok safe to travel alone?
Is Bangkok safe for solo female travelers?
Is Bangkok safe to travel for families?
Is it safe to drive in Bangkok?
Riding a motorbike in Bangkok
Is Uber safe in Bangkok?
Are taxis safe in Bangkok?
Is public transportation in Bangkok safe?
Keep everything on you in transit!
Is the food in Bangkok safe?
Can you drink the water in Bangkok?
Want to save the world?
Is Bangkok safe to live?
How is healthcare in Bangkok?
Helpful Thai Travel Phrases
Cheers – Chon
No straw plastic please – Mimi fang pord
No plastic cutlery please – Mimi mid phlastik pord
FAQ about Staying Safe in Bangkok
What should you avoid in Bangkok?
Is Bangkok safe at night?
Is Bangkok safe for solo female travellers?
What are the biggest safety issues in Bangkok?
Final thoughts on the safety of Bangkok
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Darren Griffiths
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Content: Bangkok Travel Insurance
Do you need Travel Insurance for your trip? Even if you’re only going for a few days, that’s more than enough time to get smote by wrathful angels. Have fun in Bangkok, but take it from us, overseas medical care and canceled flights can be seriously expensive – insurance can, therefore, be a life-saver. Travel mishaps can and do happen and it is well worth thinking about insurance before you leave home. We have used World Nomads for years now and I have personally made several claims. Why not get a quote from them yourself? Do be sure to read the terms and conditions to make sure that the policy covers your needs. Getting an estimate from World Nomads is simple – just click the button or image below, fill out the necessary info, and you’re on your way! View on World Nomads
21 Top Safety Tips for Traveling to Bangkok
It may seem like a scary place of gangs, ping pong shows, and government repression, but actually, Bangkok is pretty safe; s urprisingly. | https://www.thebrokebackpacker.com/is-bangkok-safe/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_420731519#5_975979866 | Title: Preparing for an EMP Attack - Can Faraday Cages Help?
Headings: Preparing for an EMP Attack – Can Faraday Cages Help?
Preparing for an EMP Attack – Can Faraday Cages Help?
Contents [ hide]
What is an EMP and How is it Caused?
Man-Made EMPs
Naturally Occurring EMPs
EMP Damage
What is a Faraday Cage and Can it Protect Against EMPs?
How Does a Faraday Cage Work?
How Can You Test If Your Faraday Cages Works?
How To Build a Faraday Cage
Homemade Faraday Cages for Large Devices
Homemade Faraday Cages for Small Devices
Purchasing a Faraday Cage
How Effective are Faraday Cages?
What You Need to Know About EMPs and Faraday Cages
Further Reading
Your Thoughts?
Chris Ruiz
Content: more localized sources of energy such as radio-frequency weapons or non-nuclear EMP devices can also wreak havoc. Instead of drawing energy from a bomb explosion, these devices use concentrated microwave energy to cause disruptions in electronic equipment and destroy data. While these devices deliver a non-lethal pulse, the damage to electrical systems is no less devastating than with a nuclear detonation. Naturally Occurring EMPs
The energy of lightning bolts is concentrated and terminates when it strikes the ground. In addition to lightning, EMPs can also occur naturally as a result of geomagnetic storms. While these occurrences are infrequent, a geomagnetic storm in 1921 affected the United States as well as parts of Europe for two days, closing the New York City railroad system and burning telegraph lines in Sweden. The cause was later attributed to a group of sunspots that were 1.9 billion square miles in size. Today, a storm of this size would affect over 100 million people and cause widespread panic and chaos due to society’s heavy reliance on electronic devices for everyday life. Geomagnetic storms can produce an aurora borealis effect, or “northern lights.” Despite the increased vulnerabilities present in modern times due to the prevalence of electronic devices in managing day-to-day activities, a future natural EMP event will likely come with advanced warning thanks to the benefit of space-monitoring stations. | https://www.thebugoutbagguide.com/faraday-cages-emp/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_420731519#6_975982213 | Title: Preparing for an EMP Attack - Can Faraday Cages Help?
Headings: Preparing for an EMP Attack – Can Faraday Cages Help?
Preparing for an EMP Attack – Can Faraday Cages Help?
Contents [ hide]
What is an EMP and How is it Caused?
Man-Made EMPs
Naturally Occurring EMPs
EMP Damage
What is a Faraday Cage and Can it Protect Against EMPs?
How Does a Faraday Cage Work?
How Can You Test If Your Faraday Cages Works?
How To Build a Faraday Cage
Homemade Faraday Cages for Large Devices
Homemade Faraday Cages for Small Devices
Purchasing a Faraday Cage
How Effective are Faraday Cages?
What You Need to Know About EMPs and Faraday Cages
Further Reading
Your Thoughts?
Chris Ruiz
Content: While these occurrences are infrequent, a geomagnetic storm in 1921 affected the United States as well as parts of Europe for two days, closing the New York City railroad system and burning telegraph lines in Sweden. The cause was later attributed to a group of sunspots that were 1.9 billion square miles in size. Today, a storm of this size would affect over 100 million people and cause widespread panic and chaos due to society’s heavy reliance on electronic devices for everyday life. Geomagnetic storms can produce an aurora borealis effect, or “northern lights.” Despite the increased vulnerabilities present in modern times due to the prevalence of electronic devices in managing day-to-day activities, a future natural EMP event will likely come with advanced warning thanks to the benefit of space-monitoring stations. A solar event would take hours, or even days, to reach Earth’s atmosphere, providing enough warning to safely stow electronics and turn off power systems (while shutting down power will not completely immunize systems against damage, it certainly can reduce the risk ). EMP Damage
EMPs, regardless the source, have the potential to inflict immediate and long-term damage. Depending on the intensity of the pulse, EMPs can start electrical fires, incapacitate power grids, and shut down power sources for refrigeration (causing loss of food and medical supplies), water and sewage services, security systems, and phone and Internet (this would affect financial institutions and ATMs as well as land, sea and air transportation). Daily productivity would come to halt for many people in the aftermath of an EMP. Additionally, any cars relying on high-tech computer systems (basically any model manufactured in the last 20 years) would be disabled and back-up generators could experience malfunctions or be ineffective if the existing equipment is damaged. | https://www.thebugoutbagguide.com/faraday-cages-emp/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_421316464#0_977367819 | Title: Code Definition of Combustible | The Building Code Forum
Headings: Code Definition of Combustible
Code Definition of Combustible
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In the National Fire Protection Association's NFPA 101 Code for Safety to Life from Fire in Buildings and Structures, a noncombustible material is defined as a material that, "in the form in which it is used and under the conditions anticipated, will not aid combustion or add appreciable heat to an ambient fire." | https://www.thebuildingcodeforum.com/forum/threads/code-definition-of-combustible.5553/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_427621011#4_995525706 | Title: What to Do About a Yeast Infection During Pregnancy
Headings: How to Treat (and Prevent) a Yeast Infection During Pregnancy
How to Treat (and Prevent) a Yeast Infection During Pregnancy
What Is a Yeast Infection?
Are Yeast Infections Common During Pregnancy?
Can a Yeast Infection Affect Pregnancy?
Symptoms of Yeast Infection During Pregnancy
How to Treat a Yeast Infection During Pregnancy
How to Prevent a Yeast Infection During Pregnancy
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Content: A yeast infection, also called candidiasis, occurs as a result of an overgrowth of candida, which is a fungal organism that is found inside the body, including the vagina. “ Rarely do they pop up all of a sudden—usually this is something that gradually gets worse over time, and is more of a nuisance than a major condition or an emergency,” says Michael Tahery, MD, an ob-gyn and urogynecologist in private practice in Los Angeles. Are Yeast Infections Common During Pregnancy? Unfortunately, yes, yeast infections during pregnancy are common, and a little trip back to elementary-school science class can help explain why. Remember the concept of pH? When it comes to your vagina, somewhat acidic is better. “ We want the acidic environment, because it helps prevent yeast infections and bacterial overgrowth,” says Tahery. But when you’re pregnant, increased estrogen levels can throw things off, causing pH levels to fluctuate. “ There is also more sugar in the vagina, which can lead to an overgrowth of yeast,” says Cara Delaney, MD, MPH, an ob-gyn at Boston Medical Center. Related Video
One thing that might be reassuring about yeast infections during pregnancy: | https://www.thebump.com/a/yeast-infection-during-pregnancy |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_429074965#3_998785187 | Title: Microchip incoming CEO: Chip shortage could last until 2022 | The Burn-In
Headings: Microchip Technology incoming CEO, analysts believe semiconductor shortage could extend into 2022
Microchip Technology incoming CEO, analysts believe semiconductor shortage could extend into 2022
Why the Semiconductor Shortage Could Persist Into 2022
Market Analysts Agee with Microchip
Potential Near-Term Easing of the Chip Crunch
Content: He is also concerned that manufacturers will overcorrect because of the crisis and create an industrywide inventory glut. Matthew Sheerin, a Stifel analyst, believes the lack of production capacity will push the component shortfall beyond the near term. He worries that rising raw materials costs and new supply chain disruptions could exacerbate the bottleneck. As it happens, Samsung Electronics, NXP Semiconductors, and Infineon Technologies recently shuttered their foundries in Austin, Texas, due to a harsh winter storm. TrendForce estimates the abrupt closures will impact silicon wafer and NAND/SSD controller availability. In addition, reports have also emerged that Broadcom has pushed its lead times to 50 weeks due to the shortage. Similarly, 50 percent of Osram’s automotive components are purportedly on allocation, while its lead times are 20 to 24 weeks. Those developments indicate car, electronics, and other manufacturers will be dealing with parts scarcity for longer than initially projected. Potential Near-Term Easing of the Chip Crunch
Despite the crisis’s scope, various chipmakers and foundries have moved to alleviate the supply crunch in the near-term. Microchip has adjusted its procedures to serve its automotive clients better. | https://www.theburnin.com/industry/microchip-technology-ceo-analysts-believe-chip-shortage-extend-2022-02-23/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_429610995#0_999436298 | Title: Child Care Market Global Opportunities And Strategies To 2022
Headings: Child Care Market - By Type (Baby And Child Day Care Centers, Pre-Kindergarten And Preschool Centers, Nursery Schools, And Overall Child Care), Market Overview And Market Players, By Region, Opportunities And Strategies – Global Forecast To 2022
Global Child Care Market
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Child Care Market Size
Child Care Market Drivers
Child Care Market Restraints
Child Care Market Trends
Opportunities And Recommendations In The Child Care Market
Child Care Market Segmentation
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The child care market consists of the sales of child care services such as babysitting and learning services and related goods by entities (organizations, sole traders and partnerships) that provide care for infants or children either in the home of the child, in the home of the registered child caregiver or in a child care center. Child care is the care provided for infants and toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children by government or an organization while parents are at work or absent for other reasons. Establishments in this industry provide care services for preschool children, and for older children when they are not in school. Some of these establishments also offer pre-kindergarten education. This market includes both government sponsored and private child care services. | https://www.thebusinessresearchcompany.com/report/child-care-market |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_434000076#9_1009784106 | Title: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Headings: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Indigenous Peoples of the Northwest Coast
Geography
Traditional Life
Early Settlement
Food and Economy
Dwellings and Transportation
Clothing
Society
Culture
Language
Religion and Spirituality
European Contact
Douglas Treaties
Land Claims and Self-government
Contemporary Life
Read More
Indigenous Perspectives Education Guide
Indigenous Peoples Collection
Further Reading
Content: Hunters took land mammals, including black-tailed deer, bear, wapiti (elk) and mountain goat, with bows and arrows, snares, deadfalls and nets. Sea mammals, including seals, whales and porpoises, were taken with harpoons on the water, and with clubs or nets wherever animals came ashore. The abundant waterfowl fell prey to a variety of nets. The people gathered additional nutrition in the form of shellfish, berries, edible roots, bulbs and green shoots. Resources were not evenly distributed in all regions, and coastal communities followed a migratory pattern or dispersed from winter villages to outlying sites as each resource changed with the seasons. While fishing and hunting were mainly the work of men, and women did most gathering of plant and beach foods, the division of labour was complementary and often co-operative. Both men and women made the tools necessary for work. As almost all foods were produced at times in quantities greater than immediate need, food was often preserved for leaner times. Men did most of the initial production of fish and game, but women did the cooking and preservation. Dwellings and Transportation
Northwest Coast Indigenous Woodwork
Northwest Coast Indigenous people harvested straight-grained cedars for planks and boards for houses, chests and boxes. | https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/aboriginal-people-northwest-coast |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_434000076#10_1009786197 | Title: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Headings: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Indigenous Peoples of the Northwest Coast
Geography
Traditional Life
Early Settlement
Food and Economy
Dwellings and Transportation
Clothing
Society
Culture
Language
Religion and Spirituality
European Contact
Douglas Treaties
Land Claims and Self-government
Contemporary Life
Read More
Indigenous Perspectives Education Guide
Indigenous Peoples Collection
Further Reading
Content: While fishing and hunting were mainly the work of men, and women did most gathering of plant and beach foods, the division of labour was complementary and often co-operative. Both men and women made the tools necessary for work. As almost all foods were produced at times in quantities greater than immediate need, food was often preserved for leaner times. Men did most of the initial production of fish and game, but women did the cooking and preservation. Dwellings and Transportation
Northwest Coast Indigenous Woodwork
Northwest Coast Indigenous people harvested straight-grained cedars for planks and boards for houses, chests and boxes. Huge trunks were carved into dugout canoes and totem poles. (courtesy Lazare and Parker/National Wildlife Federation)
Northwest Coast Indigenous people harvested straight-grained cedars for planks and boards for houses, chests and boxes. Huge trunks were carved into dugout canoes and totem poles. Haida House
Haida proclaimed clan membership through an elaborate display of family crests, carved on totem poles erected in front of their houses. (Artwork by Gordon J. Miller)
Haida proclaimed clan membership through an elaborate display of family crests, carved on totem poles erected in front of their houses. | https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/aboriginal-people-northwest-coast |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_434000076#11_1009788245 | Title: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Headings: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Indigenous Peoples of the Northwest Coast
Geography
Traditional Life
Early Settlement
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Content: Huge trunks were carved into dugout canoes and totem poles. (courtesy Lazare and Parker/National Wildlife Federation)
Northwest Coast Indigenous people harvested straight-grained cedars for planks and boards for houses, chests and boxes. Huge trunks were carved into dugout canoes and totem poles. Haida House
Haida proclaimed clan membership through an elaborate display of family crests, carved on totem poles erected in front of their houses. (Artwork by Gordon J. Miller)
Haida proclaimed clan membership through an elaborate display of family crests, carved on totem poles erected in front of their houses. Northwest Coast Paddles
Left to right: Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl), Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) and Haida. (artwork by Gordon Miller)
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Northwest Coast Indigenous peoples generally lived in large post-and-beam structures in the winter. | https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/aboriginal-people-northwest-coast |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_434000076#12_1009789987 | Title: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Headings: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Indigenous Peoples of the Northwest Coast
Geography
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Content: Northwest Coast Paddles
Left to right: Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl), Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) and Haida. (artwork by Gordon Miller)
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Northwest Coast Indigenous peoples generally lived in large post-and-beam structures in the winter. Generally known as plank houses, these structures were covered by split cedar planks decorated in distinct regional styles. Cedar was of primary importance, as its long, straight grains were ideal for both artistic and functional woodworking. ( See also Architectural History: Indigenous Peoples .) Carpentry was men’s work, and with blades of stone and shell, wooden wedges and stone hammers, they fashioned not only plank houses but other items of everyday use. | https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/aboriginal-people-northwest-coast |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_434000076#13_1009791583 | Title: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Headings: Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Indigenous Peoples of the Northwest Coast
Geography
Traditional Life
Early Settlement
Food and Economy
Dwellings and Transportation
Clothing
Society
Culture
Language
Religion and Spirituality
European Contact
Douglas Treaties
Land Claims and Self-government
Contemporary Life
Read More
Indigenous Perspectives Education Guide
Indigenous Peoples Collection
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Content: Generally known as plank houses, these structures were covered by split cedar planks decorated in distinct regional styles. Cedar was of primary importance, as its long, straight grains were ideal for both artistic and functional woodworking. ( See also Architectural History: Indigenous Peoples .) Carpentry was men’s work, and with blades of stone and shell, wooden wedges and stone hammers, they fashioned not only plank houses but other items of everyday use. For example, craftsmen carved dugout canoes, which provided transportation along rapid streams and on the open sea. Clothing
Women were responsible for making clothes for the family. Women twined cedar-bark skirts and cloaks for everyday wear. On special occasions, people in northern communities wore elaborately decorated Chilkat blankets of twined cedar bark and mountain goat wool. Coast Salish people twilled mountain goat wool supplemented by dog wool into heavy blankets with decorative borders. | https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/aboriginal-people-northwest-coast |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_435221913#8_1012024974 | Title: Coast Salish | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Headings: Coast Salish
Coast Salish
Peoples and Territories
Traditional Life
Society and Culture
Religion and Spirituality
Language
Contact with Europeans
Treaties
Contemporary Life
Indigenous Perspectives Education Guide
Indigenous Peoples Collection
Content: They functioned to distribute wealth; confer status and rank upon individuals, kin groups and clans; and to establish claims to names, powers and rights to hunting and fishing territories. Like other Northwest Coast Indigenous peoples, the Coast Salish are well known for their art. House posts and design motifs featuring Northwest Coast animals and spiritual beings are prominent in their art works ( See also Northwest Coast Indigenous Art ). Religion and Spirituality
Coast Salish culture and traditional knowledge survive through oral histories. Although Coast Salish legends vary from nation to nation, they often feature many of the same spiritual figures and tell similar creation stories. One example of such a tale is the story of how Old-Man-In-The-Sky created the world, animals and humans. These stories also highlight the importance of certain creatures and elements of nature, such as the salmon and red cedar, which are considered sacred for spiritual reasons and because of the valuable resources they provide for the people. Language
Coast Salish languages are part of the Salishan linguistic family. | https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/coastal-salish |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_435475639#9_1012530677 | Title: Desert | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Headings: Desert
Desert
Desert
Why Deserts Are So Dry
Temperature
Landforms
Influence of Climate
Canadian Examples
Content: At the centre of the basin an ephemeral water body (playa) may be present which occasionally receives runoff carrying fine silts and clays. Rarely, a playa lake may form rapidly following intense rain storms but lasting only a few days or weeks. In the more extensive deserts, low-lying areas may sustain a generally shallow, more or less permanent saline lake. Relatively small portions of desert regions (20% or less) are occupied by sand dunes, which may be transverse, barchane, elongate (also called longitudinal or seif), star or dome shaped ( see AEOLIAN LANDFORMS) depending on the local aeolian environmental parameters. Influence of Climate
The geological record from Earth's desert regions indicates that climate has not always been as rigorous as it is today. Most desert regions have undergone cyclic climatic changes ranging from humid and sub-humid to semi-arid, arid and even hyperarid. During the Quaternary Ice Age, global climate cooling reduced evaporation rates, which, coupled with higher amounts of precipitation, resulted in excess water accumulation, flooding many of the enclosed drainage basins. Present-day climate fluctuations are such that desertlike conditions are expanding in most places in the world. If GLOBAL WARMING continues then deserts will invade the less arid marginal regions, which would have catastrophic consequences for any life forms there. Desertification is a term that describes humans' contribution to the formation or expansion of desert regions through careless destruction of the fragile physical and biological environments and by the thoughtless exploitation of natural resources, principally groundwater. | https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/desert |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443656503#1_1029228618 | Title: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban stands out as being a highly capable and usable full-size sport utility vehicle that drives well.
Review continues below
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers.
Review continues below
Performance
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban offers a broad range of V-8 engines with fuel-saving measures, and large, powerful versions can haul nearly 5 tons.
Comfort & Quality
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban will get you where you need to go in comfort that approaches luxury--unless you're an adult in the back row or the middle front.
Review continues below
Safety
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban earns good crash-test scores, though rollover protection is midgrade.
Features
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban has lots of standard equipment and some luxurious, untrucklike options.
We still enjoy this vehicle after 7 years and 125,000 miles.
Content: This review also compares the 2008 Chevrolet Suburban with other vehicles in its class to give you the best advice even when other reviews present conflicting opinions. The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban is an extended-length version of the capable Chevrolet Tahoe. Like the Tahoe, the Chevy Suburban is based on the GMT900 truck platform, and it was introduced in its current form in late 2006 as a 2007 model. The 2008 Chevy Suburban is offered in two series: as a 1500 and a heavy-duty 2500. Each series can be decked out in LS, LT, and LTZ trims, with either rear- or four-wheel drive. StabiliTrak stability control, anti-lock brakes, traction control, and curtain airbags for all rows are standard. These features, combined with the Chevy's curb weight of nearly three tons, should make you feel very safe and secure. The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban is really all about size and towing capabilities. Inside, the Chevy Suburban is nearly the size of a mobile home, with 137.4 cubic feet of cargo room behind the first row of seats. | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2008 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443656503#2_1029231026 | Title: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban stands out as being a highly capable and usable full-size sport utility vehicle that drives well.
Review continues below
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers.
Review continues below
Performance
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban offers a broad range of V-8 engines with fuel-saving measures, and large, powerful versions can haul nearly 5 tons.
Comfort & Quality
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban will get you where you need to go in comfort that approaches luxury--unless you're an adult in the back row or the middle front.
Review continues below
Safety
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban earns good crash-test scores, though rollover protection is midgrade.
Features
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban has lots of standard equipment and some luxurious, untrucklike options.
We still enjoy this vehicle after 7 years and 125,000 miles.
Content: Each series can be decked out in LS, LT, and LTZ trims, with either rear- or four-wheel drive. StabiliTrak stability control, anti-lock brakes, traction control, and curtain airbags for all rows are standard. These features, combined with the Chevy's curb weight of nearly three tons, should make you feel very safe and secure. The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban is really all about size and towing capabilities. Inside, the Chevy Suburban is nearly the size of a mobile home, with 137.4 cubic feet of cargo room behind the first row of seats. Should you need to trailer more gear, the 1500 models can tow a maximum of 8,100 pounds, while the 2500 models can tow up to 9,700 pounds. Review continues below
For 2008, the Suburban engine lineup for the 1500 series includes three V-8s. Two displace 5.3 liters, and one is E85 capable. Horsepower differs between two- and four-wheel-drive models, with slightly lower numbers (320 vs. 310) for the 4WD versions. The larger V-8 is an all-aluminum 6.0-liter that features sophisticated variable valve timing and is rated at 366 horsepower. | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2008 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443656503#5_1029238306 | Title: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban stands out as being a highly capable and usable full-size sport utility vehicle that drives well.
Review continues below
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers.
Review continues below
Performance
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban offers a broad range of V-8 engines with fuel-saving measures, and large, powerful versions can haul nearly 5 tons.
Comfort & Quality
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban will get you where you need to go in comfort that approaches luxury--unless you're an adult in the back row or the middle front.
Review continues below
Safety
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban earns good crash-test scores, though rollover protection is midgrade.
Features
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban has lots of standard equipment and some luxurious, untrucklike options.
We still enjoy this vehicle after 7 years and 125,000 miles.
Content: Inside, the well-equipped Suburban LTZ features a beautiful interior that could have been lifted from a premium sedan. The quality of the materials is, overall, very good. The switchgear also works well and is easy to use. ( GM's corporate non-navigation radio, by the way, is among the most intuitive and simplest to use--period.) Seating configurations differ by model and trim, but include variations that seat six, seven, eight, or nine. Comfort in the first two rows is excellent, and a three-person front bench seat is available; however, the optional third row is not perfect in comfort or function. And unlike some other SUVs, this seat is a pain to remove (it doesn't fold into the floor like on the Ford Expedition), and the remaining mounting tabs stick up from the floor and can scratch cargo. When facing off against the two full-size SUV imports, a properly equipped 2008 Chevrolet Suburban can tow five tons, besting the Toyota Sequoia and Nissan Armada in this important category. 8
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers. | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2008 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443656503#6_1029240865 | Title: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban stands out as being a highly capable and usable full-size sport utility vehicle that drives well.
Review continues below
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers.
Review continues below
Performance
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban offers a broad range of V-8 engines with fuel-saving measures, and large, powerful versions can haul nearly 5 tons.
Comfort & Quality
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban will get you where you need to go in comfort that approaches luxury--unless you're an adult in the back row or the middle front.
Review continues below
Safety
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban earns good crash-test scores, though rollover protection is midgrade.
Features
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban has lots of standard equipment and some luxurious, untrucklike options.
We still enjoy this vehicle after 7 years and 125,000 miles.
Content: Comfort in the first two rows is excellent, and a three-person front bench seat is available; however, the optional third row is not perfect in comfort or function. And unlike some other SUVs, this seat is a pain to remove (it doesn't fold into the floor like on the Ford Expedition), and the remaining mounting tabs stick up from the floor and can scratch cargo. When facing off against the two full-size SUV imports, a properly equipped 2008 Chevrolet Suburban can tow five tons, besting the Toyota Sequoia and Nissan Armada in this important category. 8
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers. TheCarConnection.com notes that while the 2008 Chevrolet Suburban is a sport-utility vehicle with a boxy shape, it’s handsomely proportioned and well detailed. This year’s Suburban Chevrolet offers two models: the half-ton Suburban 1500 and three-quarter-ton Suburban 2500. According to most reviewers, other than the latter's slightly larger dimensions, it's difficult to tell them apart. The Chevy Suburban also has three trim levels, says Edmunds: " | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2008 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443656503#7_1029243446 | Title: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban stands out as being a highly capable and usable full-size sport utility vehicle that drives well.
Review continues below
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers.
Review continues below
Performance
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban offers a broad range of V-8 engines with fuel-saving measures, and large, powerful versions can haul nearly 5 tons.
Comfort & Quality
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban will get you where you need to go in comfort that approaches luxury--unless you're an adult in the back row or the middle front.
Review continues below
Safety
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban earns good crash-test scores, though rollover protection is midgrade.
Features
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban has lots of standard equipment and some luxurious, untrucklike options.
We still enjoy this vehicle after 7 years and 125,000 miles.
Content: TheCarConnection.com notes that while the 2008 Chevrolet Suburban is a sport-utility vehicle with a boxy shape, it’s handsomely proportioned and well detailed. This year’s Suburban Chevrolet offers two models: the half-ton Suburban 1500 and three-quarter-ton Suburban 2500. According to most reviewers, other than the latter's slightly larger dimensions, it's difficult to tell them apart. The Chevy Suburban also has three trim levels, says Edmunds: " base LS, more luxurious LT and the sporty LTZ." As Kelley Blue Book puts it, no matter what the trim, with it body-on-frame construction the 2008 Chevy Suburban is "clearly a truck -- though fancier in appearance than many cargo haulers." Another thing it clearly is: immense. The Suburban has always been large as such utility vehicles go, but this one, at 18.5 feet is a behemoth. | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2008 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443656503#8_1029245679 | Title: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban stands out as being a highly capable and usable full-size sport utility vehicle that drives well.
Review continues below
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers.
Review continues below
Performance
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban offers a broad range of V-8 engines with fuel-saving measures, and large, powerful versions can haul nearly 5 tons.
Comfort & Quality
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban will get you where you need to go in comfort that approaches luxury--unless you're an adult in the back row or the middle front.
Review continues below
Safety
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban earns good crash-test scores, though rollover protection is midgrade.
Features
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban has lots of standard equipment and some luxurious, untrucklike options.
We still enjoy this vehicle after 7 years and 125,000 miles.
Content: base LS, more luxurious LT and the sporty LTZ." As Kelley Blue Book puts it, no matter what the trim, with it body-on-frame construction the 2008 Chevy Suburban is "clearly a truck -- though fancier in appearance than many cargo haulers." Another thing it clearly is: immense. The Suburban has always been large as such utility vehicles go, but this one, at 18.5 feet is a behemoth. However, according to Car and Driver, in 2007 the Suburban "underwent a major redesign...and emerged as a more modern, refined, handsome, and user-friendly truck." Changes to the Suburban noted by Cars.com include single-frame headlamps in place of the old stacked ones, and "wraparound lower pieces with integrated fog lights [to] minimize body gaps." Kelley Blue Book also mentions "tighter body-gap tolerances" and credits those and "a more sleekly-angled windshield" for the Suburban's "improved aerodynamics...while a bulging power-dome hood adds to visceral appeal." This source also mentions the 2008 Chevrolet Suburban's "prominent fenders" and says "the lower fascia displays a skid-plate look to enhance the rugged aura." Regarding the 2008 Chevy Suburban's interior, Car and Driver reports a "handsome design inside"; | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2008 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443656503#14_1029262051 | Title: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2008 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban stands out as being a highly capable and usable full-size sport utility vehicle that drives well.
Review continues below
Styling
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban looks big but carries its weight well—and sports two interior looks that will please a wide range of buyers.
Review continues below
Performance
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban offers a broad range of V-8 engines with fuel-saving measures, and large, powerful versions can haul nearly 5 tons.
Comfort & Quality
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban will get you where you need to go in comfort that approaches luxury--unless you're an adult in the back row or the middle front.
Review continues below
Safety
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban earns good crash-test scores, though rollover protection is midgrade.
Features
The 2008 Chevrolet Suburban has lots of standard equipment and some luxurious, untrucklike options.
We still enjoy this vehicle after 7 years and 125,000 miles.
Content: Like a freight train, the Suburban's pound-per-mile fuel efficiency is actually good. AutoWeek points out that one would "have to have two cars getting 28 mpg each to haul a similar load." And while nobody buys a vehicle like the Suburban for its great mileage (even some of the recent "hybrid" SUVs are not stellar in this regard), GM does offer its Active Fuel Management technology on the larger engine, reports ForbesAutos. This shuts down half of the cylinders under "low stress driving situations" such as cruising empty on level freeways, allowing it to operate on four cylinders. Two- and four-wheel-drive versions of the Suburban are offered. Cars.com reports the towing capacity of the 1500 model at 8,100 pounds, while Kelley Blue Book rates the 2500 with two-wheel drive at a whopping 9,700 pounds--nearly five tons. Motor Trend was pleased to report that the Chevrolet Suburban 2500 they tested remained comfortable and stable when towing | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2008 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443676748#2_1029270167 | Title: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The workhorse 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is far from glamorous, but it gets the job done, in comfort.
Styling
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge but tastefully styled, and its well-designed interior is a big plus.
Performance
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban drives well overall for such a large, capable vehicle, and towing capability can't be beat.
Comfort & Quality
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is a huge, comfortable vehicle; it even has top-notch materials quality.
Safety
The 2009 Chevrolet offers all the security its hulking size and weight hint at, with the exception of rollover concerns.
Features
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban offers a good list of standard equipment—as well as some surprisingly luxurious options.
The Car Connection Consumer Review
Ammazing car to drive.
Content: The well-equipped 2009 Chevrolet Suburban LTZ especially features a beautiful interior that could have been lifted from a premium sedan. The quality of the materials is, overall, very good. The switchgear also works well and is easy to use. GM's corporate non-navigation sound system is among the most intuitive and simplest to use. Seating configurations differ by model and trim, but include variations that seat six, seven, eight, or nine. Review continues below
But towing abilities, weight-carrying capacity, and sheer size are really what the 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is all about. Should you need to haul more gear, the 1500 models can tow a maximum of 8,100 pounds, while the 2500 models can tow up to 9,700 pounds. For 2009, the Chevy Suburban has an all-V-8 engine lineup for the 1500 series, including a 320-horsepower, 5.3-liter V-8, and a 366-hp, all-aluminum 6.0-liter with variable valve timing. All engines feature fuel-saving cylinder deactivation, and this feature is totally imperceptible as it turned off cylinders when full power wasn't necessary. Nearly all versions are offered with either rear- or four-wheel drive. | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2009 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443676748#3_1029272511 | Title: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The workhorse 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is far from glamorous, but it gets the job done, in comfort.
Styling
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge but tastefully styled, and its well-designed interior is a big plus.
Performance
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban drives well overall for such a large, capable vehicle, and towing capability can't be beat.
Comfort & Quality
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is a huge, comfortable vehicle; it even has top-notch materials quality.
Safety
The 2009 Chevrolet offers all the security its hulking size and weight hint at, with the exception of rollover concerns.
Features
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban offers a good list of standard equipment—as well as some surprisingly luxurious options.
The Car Connection Consumer Review
Ammazing car to drive.
Content: Review continues below
But towing abilities, weight-carrying capacity, and sheer size are really what the 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is all about. Should you need to haul more gear, the 1500 models can tow a maximum of 8,100 pounds, while the 2500 models can tow up to 9,700 pounds. For 2009, the Chevy Suburban has an all-V-8 engine lineup for the 1500 series, including a 320-horsepower, 5.3-liter V-8, and a 366-hp, all-aluminum 6.0-liter with variable valve timing. All engines feature fuel-saving cylinder deactivation, and this feature is totally imperceptible as it turned off cylinders when full power wasn't necessary. Nearly all versions are offered with either rear- or four-wheel drive. Heavy-duty 2500-series models (covered by a separate TheCarConnection.com review) get a different 352-hp, 6.0-liter V-8. With either engine, fuel economy isn’t stellar, but it’s a manageable 14 mpg city, 20 highway with the 5.3-liter and rear-wheel drive. For 2009, a six-speed automatic transmission is standard across the line. Every Suburban engine is powerful and smooth. The 6.0-liter engine is TheCarConnection.com’s favorite, if you can live with its significantly lower fuel economy ratings. | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2009 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443676748#4_1029274927 | Title: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The workhorse 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is far from glamorous, but it gets the job done, in comfort.
Styling
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge but tastefully styled, and its well-designed interior is a big plus.
Performance
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban drives well overall for such a large, capable vehicle, and towing capability can't be beat.
Comfort & Quality
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is a huge, comfortable vehicle; it even has top-notch materials quality.
Safety
The 2009 Chevrolet offers all the security its hulking size and weight hint at, with the exception of rollover concerns.
Features
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban offers a good list of standard equipment—as well as some surprisingly luxurious options.
The Car Connection Consumer Review
Ammazing car to drive.
Content: Heavy-duty 2500-series models (covered by a separate TheCarConnection.com review) get a different 352-hp, 6.0-liter V-8. With either engine, fuel economy isn’t stellar, but it’s a manageable 14 mpg city, 20 highway with the 5.3-liter and rear-wheel drive. For 2009, a six-speed automatic transmission is standard across the line. Every Suburban engine is powerful and smooth. The 6.0-liter engine is TheCarConnection.com’s favorite, if you can live with its significantly lower fuel economy ratings. Safety is a major priority in the 2009 Chevrolet Suburban. StabiliTrak stability control, anti-lock brakes, traction control, and curtain airbags for all rows are standard. These features, combined with the Chevy's curb weight of nearly three tons, should make you feel very safe and secure. In addition, the Suburban garners top five-star ratings in frontal and side crash tests from the federal government. A Side Blind Zone Alert is also offered, which should help with the blind spots introduced by being so high above some traffic in adjacent lanes. | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2009 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443676748#5_1029277201 | Title: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The workhorse 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is far from glamorous, but it gets the job done, in comfort.
Styling
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge but tastefully styled, and its well-designed interior is a big plus.
Performance
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban drives well overall for such a large, capable vehicle, and towing capability can't be beat.
Comfort & Quality
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is a huge, comfortable vehicle; it even has top-notch materials quality.
Safety
The 2009 Chevrolet offers all the security its hulking size and weight hint at, with the exception of rollover concerns.
Features
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban offers a good list of standard equipment—as well as some surprisingly luxurious options.
The Car Connection Consumer Review
Ammazing car to drive.
Content: Safety is a major priority in the 2009 Chevrolet Suburban. StabiliTrak stability control, anti-lock brakes, traction control, and curtain airbags for all rows are standard. These features, combined with the Chevy's curb weight of nearly three tons, should make you feel very safe and secure. In addition, the Suburban garners top five-star ratings in frontal and side crash tests from the federal government. A Side Blind Zone Alert is also offered, which should help with the blind spots introduced by being so high above some traffic in adjacent lanes. The 2009 Chevy Suburban is offered in two series: as a 1500 and a heavy-duty 2500. Each series can be decked out in LS, LT, and LTZ trims, with either rear- or four-wheel drive. Top LTZ models are loaded to the brim with luxuries and accessories, with items such as a Bose Centerpoint sound system, a remote start system, tri-zone automatic climate control, perforated leather upholstery, heated and cooled front seats, and a heated second row. In 2009, all models of the Chevrolet Suburban pick up a hands-free interface and XM NavTraffic capability. | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2009 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443676748#7_1029281743 | Title: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
Likes
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Buying tip
features & specs
The workhorse 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is far from glamorous, but it gets the job done, in comfort.
Styling
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge but tastefully styled, and its well-designed interior is a big plus.
Performance
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban drives well overall for such a large, capable vehicle, and towing capability can't be beat.
Comfort & Quality
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is a huge, comfortable vehicle; it even has top-notch materials quality.
Safety
The 2009 Chevrolet offers all the security its hulking size and weight hint at, with the exception of rollover concerns.
Features
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban offers a good list of standard equipment—as well as some surprisingly luxurious options.
The Car Connection Consumer Review
Ammazing car to drive.
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2009 Chevrolet Suburban
Styling
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge but tastefully styled, and its well-designed interior is a big plus. Editors at TheCarConnection.com are pleased to note that the 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is nicely designed and proportioned—which is more than one might expect from this behemoth. The Chevy Suburban has three trim levels, says Edmunds: " base LS, more luxurious LT and the sporty LTZ." Additionally, it is offered in two models: the half-ton Suburban 1500 and three-quarter-ton Suburban 2500. According to most reviewers, other than the latter's slightly larger dimensions, it's difficult to tell them apart. The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge. The Suburban has always been large as such utility vehicles go, but this one, at 18.5 feet, is a behemoth. As Kelley Blue Book puts it, no matter what the trim, with it body-on-frame construction the 2009 Chevy Suburban is "clearly a truck—though fancier in appearance than many cargo haulers." | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2009 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_443676748#8_1029283941 | Title: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban (Chevy) Review, Ratings, Specs, Prices, and Photos - The Car Connection
Headings: 2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2009 Chevrolet Suburban
2021
Likes
Dislikes
Buying tip
features & specs
The workhorse 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is far from glamorous, but it gets the job done, in comfort.
Styling
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge but tastefully styled, and its well-designed interior is a big plus.
Performance
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban drives well overall for such a large, capable vehicle, and towing capability can't be beat.
Comfort & Quality
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is a huge, comfortable vehicle; it even has top-notch materials quality.
Safety
The 2009 Chevrolet offers all the security its hulking size and weight hint at, with the exception of rollover concerns.
Features
The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban offers a good list of standard equipment—as well as some surprisingly luxurious options.
The Car Connection Consumer Review
Ammazing car to drive.
Content: the half-ton Suburban 1500 and three-quarter-ton Suburban 2500. According to most reviewers, other than the latter's slightly larger dimensions, it's difficult to tell them apart. The 2009 Chevrolet Suburban is huge. The Suburban has always been large as such utility vehicles go, but this one, at 18.5 feet, is a behemoth. As Kelley Blue Book puts it, no matter what the trim, with it body-on-frame construction the 2009 Chevy Suburban is "clearly a truck—though fancier in appearance than many cargo haulers." The good news is that reviewers like the styling overall. Kelley Blue Book mentions "tighter body-gap tolerances" and credits those and "a more sleekly-angled windshield" for the Suburban's "improved aerodynamics...while a bulging power-dome hood adds to visceral appeal." According to Car and Driver, in 2007 the Suburban "underwent a major redesign...and emerged as a more modern, refined, handsome, and user-friendly truck." Kelley Blue Book also mentions the 2009 Chevrolet Suburban's "prominent fenders" and says that "the lower fascia displays a skid-plate look to enhance the rugged aura." Changes to the Suburban, Cars.com notes, include single-frame headlamps in place of the old stacked ones, and "wraparound lower pieces with integrated fog lights [to] minimize body gaps." | https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/chevrolet_suburban_2009 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_456179285#1_1056363745 | Title: 4 Reasons why People Don't Eat Healthy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
Attitude or Misinformation
Lack of Self Motivation
It’s Inconvenient
Change takes Time
5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Content: We are SO glad! But there are others that are NOT so happy about these posts – you have mentioned that you don’t want to read about food, better eating, Essential Oils and even things like saving money. I hate to say this, but we are going to continue to blog about these topics for many reasons – we enjoy it, they are well received by many, and it’s incredibly important that this information IS shared. Don’t want to read about it? You are welcome to move on and read elsewhere- we can’t help those who don’t want to help themselves. The USDA did a study just over 15 years ago – and that study confirmed that people know that there is a need for a healthier lifestyle. However, regardless of what people know to be true about the need for a healthier lifestyle, people choose not to improve their diet. WHY is this? I struggle to understand why. I spent a LOT of time asking myself why this is. | https://www.thecentsableshoppin.com/4-reasons-why-people-dont-eat-healthy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_456179285#2_1056365170 | Title: 4 Reasons why People Don't Eat Healthy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
Attitude or Misinformation
Lack of Self Motivation
It’s Inconvenient
Change takes Time
5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Content: The USDA did a study just over 15 years ago – and that study confirmed that people know that there is a need for a healthier lifestyle. However, regardless of what people know to be true about the need for a healthier lifestyle, people choose not to improve their diet. WHY is this? I struggle to understand why. I spent a LOT of time asking myself why this is. Here are FOUR reasons why we feel that people don’t eat healthy. Attitude or Misinformation
Most people are overwhelmed with the amount of information out there. One study says one thing, and another says something entirely different. Then, you have manufacturers that subsidize coupons for food that is just healthy AT ALL and because that advertising is constantly in our faces you assume that they know what is best for you and your family. Some might think that low fat diets are the way to go, yet you may realize that even with a low fat diet habits can still remain the same and no progress is ever achieved. | https://www.thecentsableshoppin.com/4-reasons-why-people-dont-eat-healthy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_456179285#3_1056366646 | Title: 4 Reasons why People Don't Eat Healthy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
Attitude or Misinformation
Lack of Self Motivation
It’s Inconvenient
Change takes Time
5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Content: Here are FOUR reasons why we feel that people don’t eat healthy. Attitude or Misinformation
Most people are overwhelmed with the amount of information out there. One study says one thing, and another says something entirely different. Then, you have manufacturers that subsidize coupons for food that is just healthy AT ALL and because that advertising is constantly in our faces you assume that they know what is best for you and your family. Some might think that low fat diets are the way to go, yet you may realize that even with a low fat diet habits can still remain the same and no progress is ever achieved. You entrust food companies and the government to dictate what foods are healthy fr you instead of taking the initiative upon yourself to do that research. For many, it’s hard to understand WHY there are so many coupons out there for processed food. WHY are certain diets promoted as healthy and heavily publicized on television and radio? Lack of Self Motivation
Change is gradual – and for each person it’s different. Each person has a different level of motivation than others – you might know you need to change, but you can’t conjure up the motivation to make it happen. | https://www.thecentsableshoppin.com/4-reasons-why-people-dont-eat-healthy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_456179285#4_1056368356 | Title: 4 Reasons why People Don't Eat Healthy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
Attitude or Misinformation
Lack of Self Motivation
It’s Inconvenient
Change takes Time
5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Content: You entrust food companies and the government to dictate what foods are healthy fr you instead of taking the initiative upon yourself to do that research. For many, it’s hard to understand WHY there are so many coupons out there for processed food. WHY are certain diets promoted as healthy and heavily publicized on television and radio? Lack of Self Motivation
Change is gradual – and for each person it’s different. Each person has a different level of motivation than others – you might know you need to change, but you can’t conjure up the motivation to make it happen. For some it’s just too easy to pick up just anything off the shelf – it’s harder to avoid the temptation of picking up better items knowing that they will be a little more. You might start changing your shopping habits to buy better food, but you are not ready to make the full change because you might be scared about what it entails. Self motivation is a HUGE struggle for many – simply knowing what’s better is not enough to ward off temptation. Your health is a direct reflection of the choices you have made up until this point in your life – all too often we hear that eating healthier is more expensive, it’s impossible if you don’t make enough money, it’s the grocery store’s fault for putting items on sale that are bad for you… take responsibility for your health, your choices, and only then will you succeed. It’s Inconvenient
Preparing healthy meals involves more time than convenient “unhealthy” boxed meals – and that is the truth! | https://www.thecentsableshoppin.com/4-reasons-why-people-dont-eat-healthy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_456179285#5_1056370467 | Title: 4 Reasons why People Don't Eat Healthy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
Attitude or Misinformation
Lack of Self Motivation
It’s Inconvenient
Change takes Time
5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Content: For some it’s just too easy to pick up just anything off the shelf – it’s harder to avoid the temptation of picking up better items knowing that they will be a little more. You might start changing your shopping habits to buy better food, but you are not ready to make the full change because you might be scared about what it entails. Self motivation is a HUGE struggle for many – simply knowing what’s better is not enough to ward off temptation. Your health is a direct reflection of the choices you have made up until this point in your life – all too often we hear that eating healthier is more expensive, it’s impossible if you don’t make enough money, it’s the grocery store’s fault for putting items on sale that are bad for you… take responsibility for your health, your choices, and only then will you succeed. It’s Inconvenient
Preparing healthy meals involves more time than convenient “unhealthy” boxed meals – and that is the truth! Everyone has a busy life – many have kids, extra curricular activities, in many families both husband and wife work – resorting to convenience will jeopardize your health long term. If you were brought up eating unhealthy boxed meals, processed cereal, microwave meals and packaged cookies, chances are, you have learned that they are quick and tasty. But what is convenient has also lacked nutritional value – and your eating habits have not only paved the way for your future health but they also affect your children, too. Eating healthy does not always have to be inconvenient – it doesn’t necessarily take more time than eating unhealthy. It’s up to you to learn how to cook for yourself, cook foods that are an asset to your health and family and ward off the temptation to buy into the subsidized mess that is over-advertised in your local stores. | https://www.thecentsableshoppin.com/4-reasons-why-people-dont-eat-healthy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_456179285#6_1056372862 | Title: 4 Reasons why People Don't Eat Healthy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
Attitude or Misinformation
Lack of Self Motivation
It’s Inconvenient
Change takes Time
5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Content: Everyone has a busy life – many have kids, extra curricular activities, in many families both husband and wife work – resorting to convenience will jeopardize your health long term. If you were brought up eating unhealthy boxed meals, processed cereal, microwave meals and packaged cookies, chances are, you have learned that they are quick and tasty. But what is convenient has also lacked nutritional value – and your eating habits have not only paved the way for your future health but they also affect your children, too. Eating healthy does not always have to be inconvenient – it doesn’t necessarily take more time than eating unhealthy. It’s up to you to learn how to cook for yourself, cook foods that are an asset to your health and family and ward off the temptation to buy into the subsidized mess that is over-advertised in your local stores. Change takes Time
Changing the way you eat is much similar to saving money – it takes time. The process is gradual – not immediate. Saving money long term requires a HUGE commitment – that commitment and vision must be something that intrinsically motivates you daily – not sporadically. Eating is similar – you must have a vision to know what you want and commit to that daily. Temptation is always going to be there. | https://www.thecentsableshoppin.com/4-reasons-why-people-dont-eat-healthy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_456179285#7_1056374679 | Title: 4 Reasons why People Don't Eat Healthy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
Attitude or Misinformation
Lack of Self Motivation
It’s Inconvenient
Change takes Time
5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Content: Change takes Time
Changing the way you eat is much similar to saving money – it takes time. The process is gradual – not immediate. Saving money long term requires a HUGE commitment – that commitment and vision must be something that intrinsically motivates you daily – not sporadically. Eating is similar – you must have a vision to know what you want and commit to that daily. Temptation is always going to be there. People who doubt and don’t agree with you will probably never be blessed enough to have that vision of change. Those people will never move forward but may be the ones that come to you later on when something in their life comes up that forces them TO change their health habits. Usually that’s how it works. So how DO you make GOOD food choices when presented with so many poor choices – perhaps Mega sales with cheap items, a really good-looking grocery ad with lots of processed items, or mainstream media (or, friends) who aren’t in it for YOUR best interest? 5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Only eat fresh foods, that are not packaged, and limit those you buy in a box
Get out of the supermarket and shop at your Farmers Market, where you can buy more fresh produce, that’ll help you create a diet rich in plant food (and less reliance on meat and dairy)
Be disciplined enough to look past the GREAT deals, and only for those that you know will benefit your family
Read our last post on 6 ways to Avoid the Temptation of Buying Unhealthy Food
Self educate – instead of making excuses as to why you can’t eat better, make attempts to take responsibility for your actions and ditch the junk. | https://www.thecentsableshoppin.com/4-reasons-why-people-dont-eat-healthy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_456179285#8_1056376854 | Title: 4 Reasons why People Don't Eat Healthy
Headings: 4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
4 Reasons Why People Don’t Eat Healthy
Attitude or Misinformation
Lack of Self Motivation
It’s Inconvenient
Change takes Time
5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Content: People who doubt and don’t agree with you will probably never be blessed enough to have that vision of change. Those people will never move forward but may be the ones that come to you later on when something in their life comes up that forces them TO change their health habits. Usually that’s how it works. So how DO you make GOOD food choices when presented with so many poor choices – perhaps Mega sales with cheap items, a really good-looking grocery ad with lots of processed items, or mainstream media (or, friends) who aren’t in it for YOUR best interest? 5 Ways You Can Make Better Food Choices
Only eat fresh foods, that are not packaged, and limit those you buy in a box
Get out of the supermarket and shop at your Farmers Market, where you can buy more fresh produce, that’ll help you create a diet rich in plant food (and less reliance on meat and dairy)
Be disciplined enough to look past the GREAT deals, and only for those that you know will benefit your family
Read our last post on 6 ways to Avoid the Temptation of Buying Unhealthy Food
Self educate – instead of making excuses as to why you can’t eat better, make attempts to take responsibility for your actions and ditch the junk. That means giving up the processed food, and re-routing that money (which is NOT necessarily more) to fresh produce, perhaps incorporate more organic items. Some of these documentaries are a GREAT place to start: Forks over Knives
Fed Up
Food Inc.
PlantPure Nation
GMO OMG
Food Matters
Note: This post was not meant to be directed to any one in particular – it’s a generalized thought that we opted to write about. If you find yourself angry, irritated or annoyed after reading this post, and are so inclined to send emails or comments to us that you are unhappy with our blog content, by all means move on. | https://www.thecentsableshoppin.com/4-reasons-why-people-dont-eat-healthy/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_468609744#0_1084576815 | Title: 28 Best True Crime Podcasts of All Time (2020) - Cinemaholic
Headings: 28 Best True Crime Podcasts of All Time
28 Best True Crime Podcasts of All Time
28. True Crime Historian (2016- present)
27. Southern Fried True Crime (2017- present)
26. The Last Days of August (2017- present)
25. Fruit Loops: Serial Killers of Colour (2018- present)
24. Most Notorious! A True Crime History (2015- present)
23. The Trail Went Cold (2016- present)
22. Curtain (2016- present)
21. Darknet Diaries (2017- present)
20. The Dropout (2019)
19. 74 Seconds (2017- present)
18. The Doorstep Murder (2018- present)
17. Root of Evil (2019)
16. In the Dark (2016- present)
15. Jensen and Holes: The Murder Squad (2019)
14. Death in Ice Valley (2018- present)
13. A Very Fatal Murder (2018- present)
12. To Live and Die in LA (2019- present)
11. Atlanta Monster (2018- present)
10. My Favourite Murder (2016- present)
9. Bear Brook (2018- present)
8. Missing and Murdered: Finding Cleo (2018- present)
7. Up and Vanished (2016- present)
6. The Teacher’s Pet (2018- present)
5. Accused (2016- present)
4. Dirty John (2017)
3. Serial (2014- present)
2. Casefile True Crime Podcast (2016- present)
1. Cold (2018-present)
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28 Best True Crime Podcasts of All Time
The stories of true crime have never been more popular. A few years ago, a boom in the genre came in the form of ‘Serial’, a podcast that follows the story of a young man who was convicted for the crime of killing his ex-girlfriend. Since then, the listeners have been prying all sorts of networks to get their hands on the podcasts that tell unique and often macabre tales. There is no gore, you don’t see any blood, no violent acts play out in front of your eyes; and yet, the narration is so strong that the descriptions cause a shiver down your spine. For such unsettling stories that delve deep into the darkest sides of human nature, you can check out this special compilation we’ve come up with. Here’s the list of top true crime podcasts. You can listen to several of these best true crime podcasts on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or even YouTube for free. 28. True Crime Historian (2016- present)
Crime has never been a new thing. | https://www.thecinemaholic.com/top-true-crime-podcasts/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_469276011#5_1086081738 | Title: How gender roles have changed @/TheCircle
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Get in touch with carefully selected psychic Readers:
How Gender Roles Have Changed
A SHIFT IN GENDER ROLES
A CHANGE FOR WOMEN
THE GENDER ROLES TODAY
THE STAY AT HOME DAD
HOW WE CAN HELP
Content: THE HOME: Both men and women now equally share responsibilities in caring for their home. Gender roles past would have expected the woman to carry out the daily household chores, the cooking and the cleaning, whereas now the jobs at home are very much shared. CHILDCARE: The pressures of supporting a family and perhaps paying for childcare has changed the role for women, from the one most associated with the past, a full-time stay at home mother. Now most women work full-time or at least part-time, so that they can contribute towards the family’s finances. ROLE REVERSAL: In some families we are seeing a complete role reversal from the past where the woman is going out to work full-time and the man stays at home to look after the children and carry out the household chores. Men are now getting the chance to spend more time with their children…
THE STAY AT HOME DAD
Times are changing and we are seeing many more men taking the paternal role and committing to being the stay at home parent while their partner goes out to work. Compared to the 1980’s this is a complete change that has perhaps transformed parenting in certain places of the world. | https://www.thecircle.com/us/magazin/love_relationships_and_family/gender-roles.do |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_469276011#6_1086083379 | Title: How gender roles have changed @/TheCircle
Headings:
Get in touch with carefully selected psychic Readers:
How Gender Roles Have Changed
A SHIFT IN GENDER ROLES
A CHANGE FOR WOMEN
THE GENDER ROLES TODAY
THE STAY AT HOME DAD
HOW WE CAN HELP
Content: Now most women work full-time or at least part-time, so that they can contribute towards the family’s finances. ROLE REVERSAL: In some families we are seeing a complete role reversal from the past where the woman is going out to work full-time and the man stays at home to look after the children and carry out the household chores. Men are now getting the chance to spend more time with their children…
THE STAY AT HOME DAD
Times are changing and we are seeing many more men taking the paternal role and committing to being the stay at home parent while their partner goes out to work. Compared to the 1980’s this is a complete change that has perhaps transformed parenting in certain places of the world. The majority of people feel that if the man has the option to become the full-time parent, it is a refreshing and important change for many parents and for society. Men are now getting the chance to spend more time with their children and workplaces are understanding that this is important. Paternity leave has now been granted and fathers are not missing out on the early months of their new born baby. HOW WE CAN HELP
Are you unsure what the future holds in work or are you thinking of a new career? Perhaps you need some reassurance that you are making the right decision for you and your family? | https://www.thecircle.com/us/magazin/love_relationships_and_family/gender-roles.do |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_469321919#0_1086186846 | Title: Unsustainable Agriculture — Citizens of Earth
Headings: Unsustainable Agriculture
Unsustainable Agriculture
In this essay we give an overview of the three biggest problems affecting our Earth's health today: soil erosion, deforestation, and climate change. We also discuss causes of these problems: tilling of soil, monoculture, and usage of chemical pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and fertilizers. Read on to understand why changing our agricultural practices will help solve the worlds environmental problems.
Tilling of Soil
Monoculture
Chemicals
Now that we have examined the major, but specific practices and procedures That make modern agriculture harmful. let us look closer at the global effects of these practices:
Soil Erosion
Deforestation
CLIMATE CHANGE
Content: Unsustainable Agriculture — Citizens of Earth
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In this essay we give an overview of the three biggest problems affecting our Earth's health today: soil erosion, deforestation, and climate change. We also discuss causes of these problems: tilling of soil, monoculture, and usage of chemical pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and fertilizers. Read on to understand why changing our agricultural practices will help solve the worlds environmental problems. For approximately 180,000 to 190,000 years, our ancestors lived through hunting and gathering. Not until 12,000 years ago did humans begin to domesticate plants, through agriculture. In the decades following World War II, our modern agricultural system made its first appearance. The introduction of large machinery, chemicals and investment by privatized companies allowed agriculture to grow to what it is today. In the past few decades, we have accomplished something never thought possible for most of our existence: | https://www.thecitizensofearth.org/unearthing-our-roots |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_469321919#1_1086188883 | Title: Unsustainable Agriculture — Citizens of Earth
Headings: Unsustainable Agriculture
Unsustainable Agriculture
In this essay we give an overview of the three biggest problems affecting our Earth's health today: soil erosion, deforestation, and climate change. We also discuss causes of these problems: tilling of soil, monoculture, and usage of chemical pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and fertilizers. Read on to understand why changing our agricultural practices will help solve the worlds environmental problems.
Tilling of Soil
Monoculture
Chemicals
Now that we have examined the major, but specific practices and procedures That make modern agriculture harmful. let us look closer at the global effects of these practices:
Soil Erosion
Deforestation
CLIMATE CHANGE
Content: For approximately 180,000 to 190,000 years, our ancestors lived through hunting and gathering. Not until 12,000 years ago did humans begin to domesticate plants, through agriculture. In the decades following World War II, our modern agricultural system made its first appearance. The introduction of large machinery, chemicals and investment by privatized companies allowed agriculture to grow to what it is today. In the past few decades, we have accomplished something never thought possible for most of our existence: food surplus. With the advent of technologies and farming practices to produce, harvest, package, process, and distribute food across the globe, we can now support a growing population and produce more than enough food to nourish the world. While this may be considered one of our greatest achievements as a species, it is coming at a severe cost. What is the cost? When you begin to examine modern agriculture, you quickly realize it has an influential and direct impact on many of the most threatening global issues we face today. | https://www.thecitizensofearth.org/unearthing-our-roots |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_469321919#2_1086190913 | Title: Unsustainable Agriculture — Citizens of Earth
Headings: Unsustainable Agriculture
Unsustainable Agriculture
In this essay we give an overview of the three biggest problems affecting our Earth's health today: soil erosion, deforestation, and climate change. We also discuss causes of these problems: tilling of soil, monoculture, and usage of chemical pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and fertilizers. Read on to understand why changing our agricultural practices will help solve the worlds environmental problems.
Tilling of Soil
Monoculture
Chemicals
Now that we have examined the major, but specific practices and procedures That make modern agriculture harmful. let us look closer at the global effects of these practices:
Soil Erosion
Deforestation
CLIMATE CHANGE
Content: food surplus. With the advent of technologies and farming practices to produce, harvest, package, process, and distribute food across the globe, we can now support a growing population and produce more than enough food to nourish the world. While this may be considered one of our greatest achievements as a species, it is coming at a severe cost. What is the cost? When you begin to examine modern agriculture, you quickly realize it has an influential and direct impact on many of the most threatening global issues we face today. The careless extraction, depletion and exploitation of natural resources have become the fuel to grow our food supply. Our practices have devastating implications for soil erosion, deforestation and climate change three of the leading environmental threats to our global health. The cause of these environmental issues is a deadly trifecta, tilling of soil, mono-cultural production, and usage of chemical pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and fertilizers. Consequently, our actions are having a devastating impact on the health of our environment and our bodies. By learning about the roots of our agriculture system, you can empower yourself to make more informed decisions. | https://www.thecitizensofearth.org/unearthing-our-roots |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_470840874#0_1089929625 | Title: Barriers to Effective Communication in the Classroom | The Classroom
Headings: Barriers to Effective Communication in the Classroom
Barriers to Effective Communication in the Classroom
Listening Barriers
Perception Barriers
Oral Barriers
Cultural Barriers
Content: Barriers to Effective Communication in the Classroom | The Classroom
Barriers to Effective Communication in the Classroom
Teachers have an increasingly difficult job trying to communicate effectively to classrooms that are growing in size and may contain students who come from varied backgrounds. Some common barriers to effective communication in the classroom are listening barriers, perception barriers, oral barriers and cultural barriers. Learning to recognize and overcome these barriers is essential in effective classroom communication. Listening Barriers
Effective listening is one of the most important factors in classroom communication. Take the time to listen to what the other person is saying. When someone is speaking, you should not be thinking of your next response. Negative emotions may occur when certain words or body language is used. A teacher must also take care to keep emotional reactions to a minimum and focus on what the speaker is saying. Outside noise such as telephones, email or construction noise can sometimes make listening difficult. This outside noise should be minimized in the classroom. | https://www.theclassroom.com/barriers-effective-communication-classroom-7350208.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_470840874#3_1089933882 | Title: Barriers to Effective Communication in the Classroom | The Classroom
Headings: Barriers to Effective Communication in the Classroom
Barriers to Effective Communication in the Classroom
Listening Barriers
Perception Barriers
Oral Barriers
Cultural Barriers
Content: By having a distorted focus, a teacher may only focus on the negative aspects of a conversation. Oral Barriers
Communication barriers in the classroom may exist if oral communication is not clear. Communication only occurs when the listener hears and understands your message in the way you meant for it to be received. Some problems in oral communications include using words with ambiguous meanings. The teacher must make sure the students clearly understand the meanings of words. Another problem in oral communications is using generalizations and stereotypes. Classroom communication should be specific to the topic and without bias. A teacher must also take caution not to make a premature conclusion before she has all the facts about a topic or situation. Finally, a teacher must overcome any lack of self-confidence and deliver the message with assertiveness and clarity. Cultural Barriers
Cultural differences can be a barrier to effective communications in the classroom. | https://www.theclassroom.com/barriers-effective-communication-classroom-7350208.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_470970497#0_1090235388 | Title: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom? | The Classroom
Headings: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
Improved Communication Skills
More Time on Task
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Sharpened Listening Skills
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Content: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom? | The Classroom
What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom? No matter how intelligent a student is, he will reap the benefits of his education only if he has developed adequate listening skills in the classroom. Teachers typically give direct instruction and then provide clarification as necessary. Students who listen keenly to directions and lectures -- rather than simply hearing them -- have distinct advantages. Efficient listening in the classroom saves time and results in improved academic and social skills. Improved Communication Skills
Classroom dialogue is an integral part of the educational setting. Students interact with the teacher and one another when they offer thoughts, questions and ideas. Students who are in tune with class conversations are equipped to partake in the discussions. When students speak in front of a group in this type of informal setting, it prepares them for future endeavors in public speaking. | https://www.theclassroom.com/benefits-listening-classroom-8611009.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_470970497#1_1090237360 | Title: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom? | The Classroom
Headings: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
Improved Communication Skills
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Content: Efficient listening in the classroom saves time and results in improved academic and social skills. Improved Communication Skills
Classroom dialogue is an integral part of the educational setting. Students interact with the teacher and one another when they offer thoughts, questions and ideas. Students who are in tune with class conversations are equipped to partake in the discussions. When students speak in front of a group in this type of informal setting, it prepares them for future endeavors in public speaking. More Time on Task
Pupils who listen carefully in class can readily begin assignments. They do not waste time asking a lot of questions prior to starting their work. When a student is not effectively listening, he could make unnecessary mistakes that require him to redo parts of the assignment. The exercises often carry over as homework, causing the student to devote even more time. Students realize the effect that listening has on time management. | https://www.theclassroom.com/benefits-listening-classroom-8611009.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_470970497#2_1090239306 | Title: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom? | The Classroom
Headings: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
Improved Communication Skills
More Time on Task
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Content: More Time on Task
Pupils who listen carefully in class can readily begin assignments. They do not waste time asking a lot of questions prior to starting their work. When a student is not effectively listening, he could make unnecessary mistakes that require him to redo parts of the assignment. The exercises often carry over as homework, causing the student to devote even more time. Students realize the effect that listening has on time management. Increased Academic Understanding
Students who listen in class gain a better understanding of the content the teacher presents and can identify the fundamental concepts. Their concentration ultimately results in storage of information in memory. This helps the student when he needs to recall and build upon prior knowledge, especially in a subject such as math, which is based upon previous skill attainment. Good listeners are better equipped to connect to new ideas and content. Enhanced Interpersonal Connections
Whether a student is part of a teacher's or a guest speaker's audience, he needs to earn that person's respect and confidence. | https://www.theclassroom.com/benefits-listening-classroom-8611009.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_470970497#3_1090241376 | Title: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom? | The Classroom
Headings: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
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Improved Communication Skills
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Content: Increased Academic Understanding
Students who listen in class gain a better understanding of the content the teacher presents and can identify the fundamental concepts. Their concentration ultimately results in storage of information in memory. This helps the student when he needs to recall and build upon prior knowledge, especially in a subject such as math, which is based upon previous skill attainment. Good listeners are better equipped to connect to new ideas and content. Enhanced Interpersonal Connections
Whether a student is part of a teacher's or a guest speaker's audience, he needs to earn that person's respect and confidence. When the student is attentive, the speaker feels valued and is subsequently more open to the student's suggestions and input. Teachers react favorably when their pupils make an effort to actively listen in class. Students also have a high regard for peers who listen intently to their comments and questions. Sharpened Listening Skills
Teachers typically incorporate listening prompts and activities throughout the day. They use rhythm games with young students to teach them aggressive listening skills. | https://www.theclassroom.com/benefits-listening-classroom-8611009.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_470970497#4_1090243499 | Title: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom? | The Classroom
Headings: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
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Content: When the student is attentive, the speaker feels valued and is subsequently more open to the student's suggestions and input. Teachers react favorably when their pupils make an effort to actively listen in class. Students also have a high regard for peers who listen intently to their comments and questions. Sharpened Listening Skills
Teachers typically incorporate listening prompts and activities throughout the day. They use rhythm games with young students to teach them aggressive listening skills. They might repeat a phrase such as "All eyes on me" in order to gain students' attention. Boys and girls learn that eye contact is an integral part of the listening process. When students follow the teacher's prompts and suggestions, they develop strong listening skills that carry over to all facets of life. Related Articles
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_470970497#5_1090245655 | Title: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom? | The Classroom
Headings: What Are the Benefits of Listening in the Classroom?
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Content: They might repeat a phrase such as "All eyes on me" in order to gain students' attention. Boys and girls learn that eye contact is an integral part of the listening process. When students follow the teacher's prompts and suggestions, they develop strong listening skills that carry over to all facets of life. Related Articles
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_471434850#1_1091304938 | Title: Causes and Effects of Urbanization | The Classroom
Headings: Causes and Effects of Urbanization
Causes and Effects of Urbanization
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Content: Economic Causes
Workers move to urban centers to find better economic opportunities. The Industrial Revolution and the subsequent shift from agricultural jobs to factory jobs made it profitable for companies to locate their factories in large cities with plenty of local workers. There often is a severe lack of resources in rural areas, such as medical technology, which further drives people to the cities. In developing countries, such as those in Africa, natural population increases and migration have been big factors in urbanization. People are driven out of rural poverty and into urban areas as they are less able to care for their growing families; cities offer employment, food, shelter and education. Negative Social Effects
Urbanization has many adverse effects on the structure of society as gigantic concentrations of people compete for limited resources. Rapid housing construction leads to overcrowding and slums, which experience major problems such as poverty, poor sanitation, unemployment and high crime rates. Additionally, strains on important natural resources, such as water supply, leads to higher prices and general environmental sustainability problems. Negative Psychological Effects
Urbanization makes people dependent on others for basic necessities; | https://www.theclassroom.com/causes-and-effects-of-urbanization-12083539.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_471434850#2_1091307057 | Title: Causes and Effects of Urbanization | The Classroom
Headings: Causes and Effects of Urbanization
Causes and Effects of Urbanization
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Content: cities offer employment, food, shelter and education. Negative Social Effects
Urbanization has many adverse effects on the structure of society as gigantic concentrations of people compete for limited resources. Rapid housing construction leads to overcrowding and slums, which experience major problems such as poverty, poor sanitation, unemployment and high crime rates. Additionally, strains on important natural resources, such as water supply, leads to higher prices and general environmental sustainability problems. Negative Psychological Effects
Urbanization makes people dependent on others for basic necessities; urban-dwellers must rely on the rural hinterland for agricultural production, for instance, because city residents do not have enough land to grow their own food. Urban-dwellers suffer the psychological degradation that comes from depending on other people to accomplish the activities of daily life, from transportation to education to entertainment. Writing in the "Anatolian Journal of Psychiatry" in 2008, M. Tayfun Turan and Asli Besirli found that the social problems associated with urban societies, the traffic problems and the general anxiety about the future contributed to an increase in mental health disorders. Positive Effects
Urbanization offers real economic opportunities to people who would otherwise be destined to subsistence living without hope for economic improvement. There is an overall growth in commercial opportunities with urbanization, resulting in more profits and more jobs. | https://www.theclassroom.com/causes-and-effects-of-urbanization-12083539.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_471434850#3_1091309427 | Title: Causes and Effects of Urbanization | The Classroom
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Content: urban-dwellers must rely on the rural hinterland for agricultural production, for instance, because city residents do not have enough land to grow their own food. Urban-dwellers suffer the psychological degradation that comes from depending on other people to accomplish the activities of daily life, from transportation to education to entertainment. Writing in the "Anatolian Journal of Psychiatry" in 2008, M. Tayfun Turan and Asli Besirli found that the social problems associated with urban societies, the traffic problems and the general anxiety about the future contributed to an increase in mental health disorders. Positive Effects
Urbanization offers real economic opportunities to people who would otherwise be destined to subsistence living without hope for economic improvement. There is an overall growth in commercial opportunities with urbanization, resulting in more profits and more jobs. As the economy grows, all of society benefits from internal improvements, whether through the wealthier tax base or from competition between private organizations. Another benefit of urbanization is that the tight grouping of people enables social and cultural integration on a level unavailable to scattered populations in rural areas. Related Articles
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_471731018#0_1092000519 | Title: What Classes Do I Need to Take at a College to Be an Ultrasound Technician & How Long Does It Take? | The Classroom
Headings: What Classes Do I Need to Take at a College to Be an Ultrasound Technician & How Long Does It Take?
What Classes Do I Need to Take at a College to Be an Ultrasound Technician & How Long Does It Take?
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Content: What Classes Do I Need to Take at a College to Be an Ultrasound Technician & How Long Does It Take? | The Classroom
What Classes Do I Need to Take at a College to Be an Ultrasound Technician & How Long Does It Take? Ultrasound technicians conduct diagnostic medical imaging that can be used to monitor illness and other health conditions. Ultrasound technology is commonly used to establish and to date pregnancy. To become an ultrasound technician, you must complete at least an associate degree or post-secondary certificate. The length of these programs varies by the school that offers them, but it typically takes two years to finish them. Course Work
An ultrasound technician must have a strong math and science background. Coursework may include calculus, anatomy, biology, physics and physiology. Classes specific to ultrasound technology are also included, such as the physics of ultrasound, application of the technology and an overview of ultrasound equipment. Some programs require that you complete some of the math and science courses before you enter the program, giving you a strong foundation on which to succeed. | https://www.theclassroom.com/classes-need-college-ultrasound-technician-long-take-5006.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_471731018#4_1092008711 | Title: What Classes Do I Need to Take at a College to Be an Ultrasound Technician & How Long Does It Take? | The Classroom
Headings: What Classes Do I Need to Take at a College to Be an Ultrasound Technician & How Long Does It Take?
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Content: Specialization may help you be more competitive in the job market when applying for certain positions. Clinical Requirements
Most ultrasound technician programs require a certain number of clinical hours. Students use ultrasound equipment on actual patients. Students often complete clinical requirements in a hospital or outpatient facility under the supervision of a medical professional. The number of required clinical hours varies by program. Some programs may also grant credit hours for clinical work. Related Articles
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