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is /ck/ drinking some cider this fall?

>> No.11364907

I like it but it seems like the actual good stuff is like 15 bucks for a six pack.

>> No.11364919

>>11364878
>tfw they run out of cider when you get to the front of the line

>> No.11365071
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>>11364919
> tfw your best friend didn't save you any cider this year.

>> No.11365094

egg nog until i shit myself inside out

>> No.11365186
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11365186

No but i got some pumpkin ale

>> No.11365190
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11365190

Cider makes me poop a lot, I have cidarrhea the next day. I'll stick with beer, thanks.

>> No.11365197

>>11364878
Making some hard cider this year.

>> No.11365218

Do the even sell fresh pressed apple cider anymore at places like a farmers market? seems like everything I see now is pasteurized even though I can buy fresh orange juice straight out of the squeeze machine at the store.

>> No.11365243

Nope. Acid reflux and cider do not mix. My stomach will have me bent over in pain for hours. I'll stick to my great lakes seasonal beers

>> No.11365568
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11365568

last time I had cider I didn't sleep for 40 days and that's the Truth
no, I will not be having cider again this fall but I don't prescribe my dietary restrictions for others since I have no bona fides in nutrition

>> No.11365578

>>11365568
can you link me to other threads you're active in? i enjoy your conversational posting style

>> No.11365657

>>11365243

What’s a lakes seasonal beer and what makes it great?

>> No.11366211

Pear cider is best

>> No.11366545

maybe i should

i almost only ever drink it in brittany or breton restaurants so its been a while

>> No.11367997

>>11364878
This is actually cheaper than beer.

>> No.11368005

>>11366211
>pear cider
It’s called Perry.

>> No.11368036

>>11364878
Nah.

>> No.11368040

>>11364878
I like cider but it always feels like I drank battery acid the following day so I pretty much just drink wine and beer.

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>>11364878
Well theres cider in it

>> No.11368055

>>11368005
iT's CaLlEd PeRrY

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>>11364878
I drink it all year long.

>> No.11368113
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>>11364907
Make your own, it costs like $6 a gallon and tastes pretty good.

1 gallon of preservative-free apple cider, 1 cup brown sugar, some D-47 yeast, and 1/4 tsp fermaid 0 (optional) - let sit for 2 weeks and age it for however long you want. Just google around for proper homebrewing techniques and full instructions, it's dead easy though with a little investment.

>> No.11368164

>>11368113
I remember when I tried making my own cider like that. Only I ended up making foul vinegar poison. Granted, I didn't sterilize the bottle in any way and used a shitload of granulated baking yeast along with some sugar. Also, I would randomly pour it out into a pot and put some more sugar in it to restart the fermantation, then siphon it back into the bottle. Sometimes I fashioned some half-assed way to keep oxygen out, either with some putty, rubber tubing and a jar of water, or with a finger cut off from a rubber glove and stretched over the mouth of the bottle, with some holes pricked at the top. I kept the bottle with me at all times in a little compartment on the side of my PC desk, along with the cum rags.

It was a tough time for me all around, but I'm glad it's over, more or less.

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>>11365186
>Half a glass of head

>> No.11368875

>>11368869
>when Racecar Johnny styles on you because you pour like a girl

>> No.11369017

>>11364878
I drank way too fucking much scrumpy several years back so I can barely stand cider anymore.

>> No.11369214

>>11364878
No, too much sugar. I am an alcohol and can't drink in moderation, so the sugar usually gives me a sore throat and leaves me feeling worse than drinking hard alcohol or beer.

>> No.11369220

>>11368869
>being a snob about drinks that make you dumb

>> No.11369230

Cider doesnt exist in america. And dont give me “hard cider” you meme americans

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11369340

What's the best way to prepare it? I work in a produce department and we recently got a shipment of half gallons of organic apple cider. It's good but it just tastes like apple juice to me.

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>local region is known for traditional cider brewing
>watch tourists drink a glass
>20 minutes later they have all rush to the toilet and shit their guts out
Every fucking time.

>> No.11369452

>>11364878
If you’re not drinking hot cider, you’re not drinking cider

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>>11368164
That's rough anon, hope you are in a better place now.

I just bottled the stuff today, turned out pretty good. Going to drink it for Halloween.

>> No.11370575

>>11370541
Kek, did you actually buy Maangchi's chef knife?

>> No.11372143

>>11370575
Pretty sure I got it at a yard sale, no idea what it is. I keep it as my "super sharp knife" and hardly use it. It is quite sharp though.

>> No.11372166

>>11364878
I was always curious with how hot cider tastes. Maybe I'll try it this year.

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>>11372143
I looked it up when I first got into Maangchi, and it turns out it's cheap garbage. No shame in admitting that you bought a knife because your favorite YouTube "celebrity" uses it. I bought a few things from Alton's short lived online store a decade ago.

>> No.11372242

why do americans call apple juice cider?

>> No.11372257

>>11364878
I plan to as I get free alcohol from work. Then switching right to Kahlua and eggnog.
>>11365186
Based and redpilled. Pumpkin ale is the fucking tits.
>>11369340
That's called shitty apple cider and you should write a formal complaint to the producer.
>>11372242
Because there is actually a clear distinction between hard cider, apple cider, and apple juice in the United States. Apple cider is typically far less watery and far more flavorful than apple juice, and hard cider is the term for the alcoholic stuff.

>> No.11372271

>>11372242

Apple juice: clear
Apple cider: dark, unfiltered
Hard cider: alcoholic

>> No.11373039

>>11365186
Is this the pumpkin spice coffee of ales?

>> No.11373156
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11373156

>work at a WeWork office
>get all the cider and craft beer I want
doesn't quite make up for the four hours of daily commute but it's a nice perk

>> No.11373171

>>11373156
roll

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>>11372236
It's a sanelli roast knife