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I'm thinking you could add one of these peppers to any beer or wine and achieve the same effect....



These peppers stay warm for a long time!!!

Mike...

You know my answer.

How 'bout Vernor's ginger beer for the easterners among us?

Try this, 2oz Gin, Almost a pint of Guiness and the last inch Ginger beer.
Yummy!

ceebe wrote:How 'bout Vernor's ginger beer for the easterners among us?

Never heard of it.
BTW- Stewart's is made in White Plains, New york... Does that count as Eastern?

ceebe wrote:Try this, 2oz Gin, Almost a pint of Guiness and the last inch Ginger beer.
Yummy!

(I gave up the "leaded" stuff about 15 years ago)

Vernor's is an aged ginger ale and it is wonderful! For something different, try slicing strawberries and dropping them into some Vernor's - a real treat!

Now, being a true Eastena' - how about some birch beer? (and not the pink stuff - the clear only!)


Betsey

Never tried their ginger beer. Do they make it in diet? I don't do sugar. Anyway, their diet Orange & Cream soda is outstanding!

Joseph

Cor blimey! A load of Merkan adults discussing ginger beer! It was the only drink that teams of child detectives (did any of you read 'The Famous Five'?) could drink up to the 1950s. Also, if you check, I think you'll find that there was nothing that Lassie liked more as a reward for saving another life.....

A large amount of ginger beer (eg, for a birthday celebration) is known as 'lashings' - as in "we had sandwiches and cakes and lashings of ginger beer". Saying "golly gosh" a lot is entirely optional and may not be appropriate in all circumstances.

Why not make your own? Here is a traditional recipe that will work a treat. The exponential growth in the ginger beer 'plant' is impressive and at some stage you have to take the decision to start throwing the surplus away - otherwise you exhaust every friend and relation you have, after you have tried to persuade them to take it off your hands and start brewing themselves.

And remember, children, you must never point a fermenting ginger beer bottle at anyone....

Toodle pip,
Andrew

Betsey wrote:Vernor's is an aged ginger ale and it is wonderful!

Aged, sounds like it has an effective amount of alcohol in it and is not like a soda pop, eh?

Eastena wrote:Now, being a true Eastena' - how about some birch beer? (and not the pink stuff - the clear only!)

Sounds interesting...
BTW you said that just like they say it.
(Aww, Get Outta Hyea!)

angib wrote:Cor blimey!
The exponential growth in the ginger beer 'plant' is impressive and at some stage you have to take the decision to start throwing the surplus away.
Why not make your own?

Sounds good!
BTW- Thanks for that recipe... Uh-Oh,
Yeast, Mead... sound like this is a high powered recipe.
(I'm looking for a non alcohol version)

Dean wrote:BTW- Thanks for that recipe... Uh-Oh,
Yeast, Mead... sound like this is a high powered recipe.
(I'm looking for a non alcohol version)

The alcohol content is minimal - typically less than 0.5%. In this country ginger beer does not count as alcohol, despite its name, and has always been available to children.

If the ginger beer 'plant' seems too complex, here is another recipe.

Andrew

Dean,

To my knowledge, there is no alcohol in Vernor's - it is a "soda pop" as you call it or as we New Englander's say "tonic."

Oh, and I hope I said it "just like they say it" as I was born and raised in New Hampsha'

Betsey

PS - still no birch beer lovers? How about Moxie?

both great but vernors is available in diet and no loss of taste vernors is from detroit and as a kid i would often see the vernors gnome at malls car shows and fairs etc
brian j (tn cruiser)

Betsey wrote:Dean,

To my knowledge, there is no alcohol in Vernor's - it is a "soda pop" as you call it or as we New Englander's say "tonic."

Oh, and I hope I said it "just like they say it" as I was born and raised in New Hampsha'

Betsey

PS - still no birch beer lovers? How about Moxie?

Betsey,
I recently installed a stained glass ceiling back in Conneticut at a casino called Foxwoods. (Huge place)
I thought the folks back there were just wonderful.
I got a kick out of just talking with grocery store clerks. I just got a kick from their accents and they would say, "No... You're the one with the funny accent."

Dean in Eureka, CA wrote:
I recently installed a stained glass ceiling back in Conneticut at a casino called Foxwoods. (Huge place)
I thought the folks back there were just wonderful.
I got a kick out of just talking with grocery store clerks. I just got a kick from their accents and they would say, "No... You're the one with the funny accent."

I remember many years ago a lady southwestern Virginia, told me, "Why you talk just like Kennedy" Yikes! I hope, she wan't referring to Teddy

Another time, in the Army, I told somene that I was scheduled for guard duty. He thought I said "God duty"

Here's a quick tutorial on how to speak New England

Cah = Car
Trailah = Trailer
Pahk = Park
Havahd = A famous university in Cambridge, MA
Package store = Liqour store
Packy run = A trip to the liqour store
Tonic = Soda or pop
Bubblah = Water fountain
Elastic = Rubber band
Cellah = Basement
Gahbage = Trash, especially food waste.
Grindah = Submarine sandwich
Leaf peepahs = People from out of state who visit during foliage season
Flat Landahs = Tourists and other out-of-staters (VT, NH & ME only)
Massholes = People from Massachusetts (VT, NH & ME only)
Frappe = Milkshake
Jimmies = The sprinkles that go on icecream
Townie = A well known person in a small town who has lived there forever.
Registry = DMV (Mass. only)
Macaroni = Pasta in any form except spaghetti
Lynn = "The city of sin. You never go out the way you went in."
Wicked = Good or cool
Wicked pissah = Very good or cool
Red Sox = World champions. God's gift to baseball
Yankees = The utter embodiment of evil. They suck!

What about "Potty" = Party

Knew a girl in college she'd ask, "where's the potty?" We'd say over there marked "Women"