Could I use it for sangria? (Made with alcohol?)
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I am not a chemist, but I would think you could. Some wine is sold in small plastic like bottles. Also lemonade which is very acidic can be served in it. The fruit in Sangria would be like lemons in lemonade. Maybe ask someone with a chemistry background. It woulk LOOK pretty in the container. Have a good summer.
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According to the instructions beverages with alcohol content over 7% may harm the dispenser and beverages containing citric acid should not be left in the dispenser overnight. I'm returning this item as I planned on marinating pineapple in vodka for a Christmas party.
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I am not sure but I think it might. I used it for pie filling that I canned. Apple, blueberry, cherry all set up,nicely.i don't think that I would use it in a merengue though.
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This is mainly designed for beverages. If you try it for mashed veges I would add some stock to the cooked veges.
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Yes, you can use Isopropyl alcohol but it will very sooty. Denatured alcohol or ethyl alcohol is recommended.
1512945
Yes you can put whiskey in it. You can put any color in it. Make sure you only do 75-80% however.
604867
Yes you can! That is my fuel of choice. However, be prepared to cut and\or split it into smaller pieces. It is worth it though. Much better flavor!!!
455055
I probably wouldn't because there is a bit a of alcohol burning smell which might have a taste. No clue if there is any serious health reason not to.
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I don't know for sure, however, ive used it with both beer and wine and it is wonderful!! the yeast just explode into activity! so, I would imagine that it would work for that as well. if I was you, I would not broadcast my intentions on the internet. someone will tell on you! count on it. but im sure that this will aid in creating a good mash for whatever reason. I highly recommend this product.
260465
My bf uses for his whiskey, but I'm sure tequila would work. Here is a link hope it helps http://www.ianchadwick.com/tequila/aging.htm
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I have only used it for making beer however moonshine is nothing but beer or wine that is distilled so i would say yes it will be fine . It is food for the yeast. I do not know what kind of yeast is used in moonshine but all yeast can use a little nutrients to get them going good.
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There is enough of a flame that it would work. But don't forget you are burning a gel alcohol to get that flame. Do you really want that around your food? You would have to check the can to see if there are any cautions against using the gel to cook food. Personally I wouldn't do it.
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we use them for flavoring with shave ice...but I've seen them on hard liquor...wine needs to breathe and I don't think this will help. would it work sure, should you...I don't think so...
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Make sure you only use the pet version and it will be fine. The human version has alcohol and should not be used with pets.
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Absolutely. Vodka is what I used for my vanilla extract - turned out great.
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I have not used them for that but I don't know any reason not to. I did use some in 91 percent rubbing alcohol as a fuel for my Lmp Bergere fragrance lamp. I mainly use them medicinally.
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I do not. This cask will produce a strong wood character for beers(think plywood) if aged in. I don't recommend aging anything in it because it is probably not made of oak, despite what is advertised.
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Well, yes and no.as far as I know, the federal law pertaining to stills are fairly rigid and enforced. This still, however, does fall within the guidelines set out: 1) You can own a still as long as the capacity is 1 gallon or less. While this still advertises a 1 and 1/2 gallon capacity, it's usable capacity is certainly not more than a gallon. 2) You cannot make alchohol with it (without a special license and that alchohol produced is only for racing cars, not human consumption). You can however make perfumes and spice extracts (like I do) with a still of this size and be perfectly within the law. So, no. Owning a small still it is perfectly legal; Using it to make actual moonshine on the other hand is verboten. You "probably" won't get investigated for it.