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Cider??? Does it taste like pee pee??

iHaunt wrote:Cider??? Does it taste like pee pee??

No.

It's a very refreshing drink though, especially in the summer months!

Jack Skellington wrote:

iHaunt wrote:Cider??? Does it taste like pee pee??

No.

It's a very refreshing drink though, especially in the summer months!

I'm VERY curious on how you know it doesn't taste like pee.

NeverMore wrote:

Jack Skellington wrote:

iHaunt wrote:Cider??? Does it taste like pee pee??

No.

It's a very refreshing drink though, especially in the summer months!

I'm VERY curious on how you know it doesn't taste like pee.

By recreating a scene from "Bear Grylls Born Survivor!"

NeverMore wrote:

Jack Skellington wrote:

iHaunt wrote:Cider??? Does it taste like pee pee??

No.

It's a very refreshing drink though, especially in the summer months!

I'm VERY curious on how you know it doesn't taste like pee.

... sorry to disappoint, but it's not bloody likely I'll use it to open any bottles or cans of beer... though, I am somewhat inclined to use it to shave one of my cats... I doubt that will happen either as cats do not hold still and I'd rather not get all scratched up. =)

My husband loves hard cider. There is a brand over here called Woodchuck. It is made in Vermont, and they have different ciders at different times--apple, raspberry, pear, and various seasonal ones with different flavorings. I like the pear best because it isn't as sharp as the others, but my husband loves the Granny Smith (apple) best. Ciders taste a lot like the fruit that is used to make them. Basically fermented fruit juice, I'd say.

I actually prefer my cider non-alcoholic--simmered in a crock pot with spices. I love the kind with the pulp in it.