i spilled my fukcing stupoid baka cider in progeesss kilju yeast sugar water applejuice acetic aacid shit all over the floor fuck my stupid baka life my whoel room smells like fermentation

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i spilled my fukcing stupoid baka cider in progeesss kilju yeast sugar water applejuice acetic aacid shit all over the floor fuck my stupid baka life my whoel room smells like fermentation
Next batch up, either tonight or tomorrow depending on how the spoon supply holds out: Raspberry Wino Fuel!
(Yes, that is a bad play off the Polish on the label. No, I am not sorry.)
Tentative plan is to make a quarter-sized batch (2.5L), roughly going by the package directions as a baseline for what to expect from the mix. Only, using one of those mesh bags as a big teabag to hold the dried fruits, etc.--so I can just pull the solids out later. Also some of that liquid yeast that I accidentally ordered, instead of what they included in the pack. Already have plenty of my own yeast nutrients to go in with it.
Thinking to start out in the bigger jar, and save the 3L green top one for secondary fermentation with less headspace. Worst case, one of the existing plastic jugs of the right size should be free by the time that's ready for secondary.
I am really not sure why they're saying to step feed the sugar in exactly that way. But, may as well. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Feeding it through a calculator, the amount of sugar they're calling for should give you around 12.5% ABV in the end, which is fine by me.
I got these dry blends with the idea of using them to jazz up some cider and mead concoctions, but yeah may as well try some out as recommended first. Get a better idea of what we're working with before breaking out the apple juice and honey.
Mitä jos tänä vuonna tekis jouluks piparitalo kiljun. Siis kiljua mis on pipari taikinaa ja jottai pikku sulkaa karkkeja. Ei ainakaa tarvis polttaa näppejään siin sokerilitkussa. Ja leivän siasta valmiita pipareita ja tyylii pari omenaa
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The next Redneck Brewing experiment in line!
It's like the infamous Peeps Wine, only more Swedish. (Plus more...and even more.)
Also, involving fewer undissolved eyes and less lurid color unless I add in some sort of food coloring myself. I did consider basically just using them more or less as a sugar supplement in some nice juice, but nah that felt like cheating. We're going 100% marshmallow rabbit here.
Yes, I actually ordered a kilo box of these poor bunnies mostly to do terrible things to them with hot water and yeast. Getting started a bit late, but hey. I really doubt longer aging would improve the results that much. 😅 The plastic tub should come in handy, at any rate.
These are not bad at all just as candy. I purposely chose the Franssons over a bigger brand because these don't list any vegetable oil or carnauba wax in the ingredients. Just a shit-ton of sugary stuff, gelatine, and a little sorbitol.
They also don't have any fruity flavor like the Cloetta are supposed to, just a more straightforward marshmallowy taste. This may be for the better or worse; we'll see soon enough, once I get my act together to actually mix it up later!
hyviä suomalaisia ideoita: - kiljutiiviste: lisää vain vesi ja alkoholi
anyone on here have advice for making good kilju? im probably gonna make some soon bcs rn im kinda far from having the cash for the fakes i need but i have no experience homebrewing. ive read articles and watched vids abt it but yk more knowledge is always good
i also REALLY wanna make choujiu when im better at it (or maybe even huangjiu) but thatll come once i actually have some experience
Homemade Alcohol for a Shrub.
This is actually a fruit wine I made with my own fruit and a wine kit. The instructions below don’t require any extra equipment. I’ve made shrubs for years. Fill a bowl with imperfect fruit, add sugar, spices, macerate the mix, strain it, age a few days and add a little white vinegar and you have something special on your hands. You can see my recipe for shrubs here: shrub-a-dub-dub Lately I’ve…
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