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    So, this is out there...

    Kung Fu is good for you.

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    I once had watermelon flavoured pear, but I think that wasn't on purpose !
    My personally favourite must be chocolate flavoured punany
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    I had some......it really does tastes like its name.....but i like blood oranges
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    Bruh we thought you knew better
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    I once had watermelon flavoured pear, but I think that wasn't on purpose !
    My personally favourite must be chocolate flavoured punany
    i KNEW YOU LIKED BLACK GIRLS......YOU LOOK THE TYPE HAHAHA
    Hung Sing Boyz, we gottit on lock down
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    Bruh we thought you knew better
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    Quote Originally Posted by hskwarrior View Post
    i KNEW YOU LIKED BLACK GIRLS......YOU LOOK THE TYPE HAHAHA
    Hey, I love me some nubian muff pie, but that wasn't what I meant !
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    Grapple juice

    I wonder, would it ferment to cider, or wine?
    "It is the peculiar quality of a fool to perceive the faults of others and to forget his own." -Cicero

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    nubian muff pie
    more like fur burgers.....LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xiao3 Meng4 View Post
    I wonder, would it ferment to cider, or wine?
    I think it ferments to side control, an armbar and a rnc if you leave it long enough.
    Kung Fu is good for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xiao3 Meng4 View Post
    I wonder, would it ferment to cider, or wine?
    i cant bring myself to eat this kinda ****... and if you dont think you can make liks outta any fruit or veg youre crazy. mo sugar, mo liquor

    i like hot apple cider, that stuff puts me down....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Syn7 View Post
    i cant bring myself to eat this kinda ****... and if you dont think you can make liks outta any fruit or veg youre crazy. mo sugar, mo liquor
    Oh, I have no doubt that it'll make liquor... I was wondering WHAT KIND of liquor it would make: Something that tastes like Cider, or something that tastes like Wine?

    I expect the color would be more like Cider, the taste more like Wine... I'll have to try it out someday.

    I'm just finishing up brewing three jugs right now... One Apple/Grape/Plum/Cranberry/Pomegranate mix and one Apple/Grape/Pomegranate/Wild-Berry mix, both w/ Demerrara sugar; and one Blueberry/Pomegranate mix with Corn sugar.
    "It is the peculiar quality of a fool to perceive the faults of others and to forget his own." -Cicero

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xiao3 Meng4 View Post
    Oh, I have no doubt that it'll make liquor... I was wondering WHAT KIND of liquor it would make: Something that tastes like Cider, or something that tastes like Wine?

    I expect the color would be more like Cider, the taste more like Wine... I'll have to try it out someday.

    I'm just finishing up brewing three jugs right now... One Apple/Grape/Plum/Cranberry/Pomegranate mix and one Apple/Grape/Pomegranate/Wild-Berry mix, both w/ Demerrara sugar; and one Blueberry/Pomegranate mix with Corn sugar.
    interesting... at home or at a u-brew? i used to make it with my grampa all the time. been awhile tho... i could get into that. i still have the gear i need to do it.

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    At home... Making fruit wine is stupidly easy. Making GOOD wine, a bit more technical but really not that much harder. Making Rice wine... haven't been successful w/ that yet. The last batch I tried to make ended up smelling like cheese and dirty socks.

    One of the key factors is the Yeast. In the past, I used plain baker's yeast... the results were ok, but the alcohol content was low - about 8-10%. I didn't let it settle for long enough either, so it had a yeasty aftertaste.

    I discovered that Gluten-Free yeast yielded a higher alcohol content and had less aftertaste, but the settling process seems to take even longer than baker's yeast.

    This year I went to a homebrew store and bought myself a packet of wine yeast. It was actually cheaper than the baker's yeast or the gluten free yeast - $0.49 a packet! I used it on the Blueberry/Pomegranate mix. It's settling in a secondary container in the fridge right now. For a bit of comparison, I've used the Gluten free yeast on the other two mixes. One of them is in secondary, and I've Freeze-Distilled the third one - Freeze Distillation is easy and produces a nice liqeur. It's settling now and should be ready to drink in a week or so. I'm hoping the others are ready by Christmas.

    One of the things I want to try soon is to harvest Wild Yeast. Besides the survival uses of being able to collect Mana from Heaven , I'd like to try making wine out of it.

    P.S. What's a U-Brew?
    "It is the peculiar quality of a fool to perceive the faults of others and to forget his own." -Cicero

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xiao3 Meng4 View Post
    At home... Making fruit wine is stupidly easy. Making GOOD wine, a bit more technical but really not that much harder. Making Rice wine... haven't been successful w/ that yet. The last batch I tried to make ended up smelling like cheese and dirty socks.

    One of the key factors is the Yeast. In the past, I used plain baker's yeast... the results were ok, but the alcohol content was low - about 8-10%. I didn't let it settle for long enough either, so it had a yeasty aftertaste.

    I discovered that Gluten-Free yeast yielded a higher alcohol content and had less aftertaste, but the settling process seems to take even longer than baker's yeast.

    This year I went to a homebrew store and bought myself a packet of wine yeast. It was actually cheaper than the baker's yeast or the gluten free yeast - $0.49 a packet! I used it on the Blueberry/Pomegranate mix. It's settling in a secondary container in the fridge right now. For a bit of comparison, I've used the Gluten free yeast on the other two mixes. One of them is in secondary, and I've Freeze-Distilled the third one - Freeze Distillation is easy and produces a nice liqeur. It's settling now and should be ready to drink in a week or so. I'm hoping the others are ready by Christmas.

    One of the things I want to try soon is to harvest Wild Yeast. Besides the survival uses of being able to collect Mana from Heaven , I'd like to try making wine out of it.

    P.S. What's a U-Brew?
    i made some relatively decent sh1t in the joint out of fruit n bread for the most part. usually apples or potatoes. but we experimented... at one point we(kitchen) got jacked with 40 4L milk jugs full. we got so good at doing it that we started having to give it away rather than the regular barter we made it for in tghe first place. its amazing what a convict will do for a drink.


    uummm, u brew is those wine and/or beer joints that supply you with all you need and store it for you during the process then help you bottle it... basically they sell you the ingredients and rent their gear and watch it for you if you arent around. think of it as the liks version of a build-a-bear store...

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