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Food Network Star Alton Brown Visits Rhode Island

The Good Eats host hit the streets of Providence to find the best coffee milk in the city.

Being a southerner, Brown struggled slightly with the proper pronunciation —​ cawfee milk, for those unsure —​ but declared the drink delicious, if cavity-inducingly sweet.
Being a southerner, Brown struggled slightly with the proper pronunciation —​ cawfee milk, for those unsure —​ but declared the drink delicious, if cavity-inducingly sweet. (Paras Griffin/Getty Images for Cirque du Soleil)

PROVIDENCE, RI — A Food Network legend visited Rhode Island Tuesday. Alton Brown, fan-favorite host of Good Eats, Cutthroat Kitchen and more stopped by the Ocean State as part of his national tour.

Brown was in Rhode Island for a one-night-only engagement of his touring show, "Beyond The Eats," at the Providence Performing Arts Center.

Ahead of the evening show, Brown took to Twitter to find the best place to sample a cup of coffee milk, the quintessential Rhode Island drink. Following the internet advice, he and his wife, Elizabeth, made the rainy trek to Dave's Coffee.

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Being a southerner, Brown struggled slightly with the proper pronunciation — cawfee milk, for those unsure — but declared the drink delicious, if cavity-inducingly sweet.

Find out what's happening in Cranstonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

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