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Alaska breweries often lack full kitchens but can serve beer, while food trucks offer meals but can’t sell alcohol. That creates a special bond between the two — which Randy Bernosky, co-owner of The Hungry Deckhand food truck, calls "symbiotic."

May 9, 2025, 8:48 PM

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