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All Locations - Lees Famous Recipe Chicken Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken offers honey-dipped, hand-breaded fried chicken with 12 pc Family Meal, Chicken Pot Pie, and catering options Download the Lee's Rewards app to earn points, get rewards, and find exclusive promotions
What Are Wine Lees? (Sur Lie Explained) - Wine Folly You might have seen the words “sur lie” on a bottle of Loire white wine Sur lie translates to “on the lees,” but what exactly are wine lees, and what do they do? What are wine lees? Lees are leftover yeast particles from autolysis, which is the self-destruction of yeast cells by enzymes created from fermentation As strange as this may seem, lees are used in white and sparkling wines
What Are Lees? | Wine Enthusiast Lees—dead yeast cells left over from the fermentation process—are a tricky topic to fully grasp They’re part science project, part sorcery
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