Jul 20, 2005 #1 A agent_haun TCS Member Thread starter Super Cat Joined Jun 21, 2005 Messages 928 Purraise 1 Location Colorado I always wondered how it tasted while reading Harry Potter. This recipe was pretty good, tasted like apple pie in a liquid form. It may be a better drink for fall and winter though. (Its warm) Butterbeer Recipe
I always wondered how it tasted while reading Harry Potter. This recipe was pretty good, tasted like apple pie in a liquid form. It may be a better drink for fall and winter though. (Its warm) Butterbeer Recipe
Jul 20, 2005 #2 pinkdaisy226 TCS Member Top Cat Joined Dec 5, 2004 Messages 6,808 Purraise 13 Location Oregon Hmm, I always thought there was actual alcohol in the recipe, especially after how some characters acted after drinking it!
Hmm, I always thought there was actual alcohol in the recipe, especially after how some characters acted after drinking it!
Jul 21, 2005 #3 wellingtoncats TCS Member Top Cat Joined Apr 17, 2003 Messages 36,207 Purraise 24 Location Wellington City, NZ That sounds really good. I might have to try that. I've always wondered too. Thank you for sharing!
Jul 21, 2005 #4 lillekat TCS Member Top Cat Joined Sep 30, 2003 Messages 4,587 Purraise 11 Location Under the cats, mostly. Hmmmm... sounds nice! I didn't know there was a recipe for the stuff! Maybe I'll give it a go sometime, but probably best in the fall or winter, like you said. I can imagine it being really good for when you com einside out of the snow Ta very muchly
Hmmmm... sounds nice! I didn't know there was a recipe for the stuff! Maybe I'll give it a go sometime, but probably best in the fall or winter, like you said. I can imagine it being really good for when you com einside out of the snow Ta very muchly
Jul 21, 2005 #5 rosehawke TCS Member Top Cat Joined Apr 1, 2005 Messages 2,143 Purraise 1 Location Sweet Home Alabama I assumed there was probably alcohol too, but is there any reason you couldn't substitute "hard" cider? Wonder what that would do to the taste. Cindy
I assumed there was probably alcohol too, but is there any reason you couldn't substitute "hard" cider? Wonder what that would do to the taste. Cindy
Jul 21, 2005 #6 pinkdaisy226 TCS Member Top Cat Joined Dec 5, 2004 Messages 6,808 Purraise 13 Location Oregon Ha ha, nice going Cindy... way to make the drink alcoholic! How about you try it and get back to us.. preferably after you've had a few.
Ha ha, nice going Cindy... way to make the drink alcoholic! How about you try it and get back to us.. preferably after you've had a few.