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    #16
    Re: Non-Alcoholic "Alocholic" drinks

    So I cooked up that non alcoholic mead recipe. Again thanks Malflick for bringing me this recipe.

    Thought I'd take a picture of the honey because of that beautiful amber colour.

    This is what the pot looked like after I added the water apple juice and honey, this was before mixing so it was layered. I realize I made an insanely small amount but I just wanted to try it.

    Bringing it to a slow boil after mixing.

    And boom, finished product. It has that beautiful amber colour like real honey mead. A lot of the water boiled off so but I expected that.


    Finished product tasted fantastic. A good sweet taste like you expect, plus a long lasting after taste. I swished water before hand so I had a "Fresh Palette" so to speak. Now I sound like a foodie great.
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      #17
      Re: Non-Alcoholic "Alocholic" drinks

      Originally posted by Malflick View Post
      I'm still learning about mixed drinks, but I am a fine connoisseur of sparkling juice and ciders. You should be able to find all sorts of varieties. Welches is the most common one, and is actually pretty good especially if you like a sweeter taste. St. Julian's is less sweet and higher quality, but a bit more expensive.
      Yea that's actually what I did for my wedding. Welches. yum yum
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        #18
        Re: Non-Alcoholic "Alocholic" drinks

        Originally posted by Doc_Holliday View Post
        So I cooked up that non alcoholic mead recipe. Again thanks Malflick for bringing me this recipe.

        Thought I'd take a picture of the honey because of that beautiful amber colour.
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        This is what the pot looked like after I added the water apple juice and honey, this was before mixing so it was layered. I realize I made an insanely small amount but I just wanted to try it.
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        Bringing it to a slow boil after mixing.
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        And boom, finished product. It has that beautiful amber colour like real honey mead. A lot of the water boiled off so but I expected that.
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        Finished product tasted fantastic. A good sweet taste like you expect, plus a long lasting after taste. I swished water before hand so I had a "Fresh Palette" so to speak. Now I sound like a foodie great.
        Excellent ! I can't wait to try this myself.
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