Failed Projects
You start off with the best of intentions, but through raging incompetence, ineptitude or the plain fact that you're working in IT, things go terribly wrong and there's hell to pay. Tell us about the epic failures that have brought big ideas to their knees. Or just blame someone else.
( , Thu 3 Dec 2009, 14:19)
You start off with the best of intentions, but through raging incompetence, ineptitude or the plain fact that you're working in IT, things go terribly wrong and there's hell to pay. Tell us about the epic failures that have brought big ideas to their knees. Or just blame someone else.
( , Thu 3 Dec 2009, 14:19)
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Better idea
Turbocider.
Get a decent quality apple juice from local supermarket. There's one that comes in a clear plastic bottle affair, I don't recall the brand but this worked a treat. Cheap and nasty apple juice leads to the odd, saccharin taste of Kopparberg. Be warned!
Bung 4 litres into a sterilised demijon and add yeast. Add a vaporlock and place on the windowsill.
Once it finishes bubbling (which depends on time) decant into bottles that will take pressure (recycled beer bottles are OK) and leave a week or two to clear up.
Enjoy!
[Disclaimer - when it's bubbling away on the windowsill it looks like you're making Jenkem].
Ninja edit. This stuff [Sainsbury's link] makes a powerful cider that is quite reminiscent of Old Rosie.
( , Fri 4 Dec 2009, 16:13, 1 reply)
Turbocider.
Get a decent quality apple juice from local supermarket. There's one that comes in a clear plastic bottle affair, I don't recall the brand but this worked a treat. Cheap and nasty apple juice leads to the odd, saccharin taste of Kopparberg. Be warned!
Bung 4 litres into a sterilised demijon and add yeast. Add a vaporlock and place on the windowsill.
Once it finishes bubbling (which depends on time) decant into bottles that will take pressure (recycled beer bottles are OK) and leave a week or two to clear up.
Enjoy!
[Disclaimer - when it's bubbling away on the windowsill it looks like you're making Jenkem].
Ninja edit. This stuff [Sainsbury's link] makes a powerful cider that is quite reminiscent of Old Rosie.
( , Fri 4 Dec 2009, 16:13, 1 reply)
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