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anyone whos read any of the harry potter books should have heard of this it turns out its a real tudor era drink (i'm looking for that recipe atm)
but heres a quick and dirty version
Makes 2 quarts.
1 cup butterscotch schnapps
7 cups cream soda (almost one 2 liter bottle)
id recommend you pour it over some vanilla ice cream to get the cloudy/foamy effect that it had in the movies
Oh just found a Virgin version
* 1 cup club soda
* 1/2 cup butterscotch sundae sauce
* 1/2 tablespoon butter
# Microwave butter and topping in a 2 cup glass on high 1 to 1 1/2 minutes, till syrup is bubbly and butter is melted.
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Stir and cool 30 seconds.
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Slowly mix in soda (mixture will fizz quite a bit).
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Serve in 2 coffee mugs or small glasses.
Last edited by Neitherspace (2009-07-18 20:51:48)
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Actually sounds somewhat yummy. Even though I don't like cream soda, I might have to give this whirl.
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actually in the books it does have alcohol in it jut a small amount
(winky the house elf gets drunk on it in book 4)
Last edited by nightsecho (2009-07-19 23:34:06)
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I post the virgin version in case there are underage wizards in the house you know how Humorless the FBM (federal bureau of magic) is about that sort of thing
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I thought Winky got drunk... because she's a house elf. I don't think it was because there was alcohol, I think it's just the way something in the drink mixes with elf body chemistry. I could be wrong.
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ok some quick knowledge here Butterscotch is partly alcohol even the syrup you buy in stores and the candies
Butterscotch flavoring you buy in the stores is 35% alcohol Butterscotch schnapps is 15% Alcohol
most butter scotch probably has less booze in it than a handful of candy corn but keep in mind 1 House elves are Tiny and 2 Winky was drinking a shitload of it
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still looking but in the mean time
Colbert Bump
1 oz cherry brandy
1.5 OZ Republican gin
.5oz lemon juice
half a can of club soda
just watched David Wondrich mix this on the colbert report IDK if it IS a cherry bounce or just Based on the cherry bounce the author in question wasn't clear on that
I don't drink as a rule but this sounds good
Last edited by Neitherspace (2009-08-05 06:18:45)
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Greeting
Many flavoring extracts have alccohol in their mix as part of processing,, it usually evapirates during cooking - The things you learn watching the Food Network..
My father told me that during Prohibition in his small town sales of Vanilla extract skyrocketed. The Vanilla was 35% alchohol, 70 proof.....
So if its not all cooked out you could "maybe" get a bit tipsy just from the flavoring
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actually my dad told me that 2 Warlord switching to extracts was how some distilleries stayed afloat durring prohabition
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