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Skittlebrau

Posted by michael on from the in-the-name-of-science dept.

diego001 writes "In the spirit of the T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project, and taking a cue from The Simpsons, someone has apparently come up with a real-life Skittlebrau project - various alcoholic beverages with Skittles inside them. Take a look."

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  1. One big missing flavor... by MrMadnutz · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Guiness Skout! :)

  2. scooped by ejeetify · · Score: 2, Insightful

    One of the clubs at my university beat this guy by a year. I remember them having a special Skittlebrau night about a year and a week ago.

  3. Gummi Beers by SolubleFrank · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Method:

    Put gummi bears in alcohol (vodka apparently works best).
    Over a few hours, they will soak up the alcohol and grow about twice their size.

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    Feed me a stray cat.
  4. Needs to drink more beer by geordie · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Boy, does this guy have some learning to do when it comes to beer!
    In reference to Lowenbrau he states... 'I personally am not a big dark beer fan'
    If he think's Lowenbrau is a dark beer, god only knows what he would make of a decent bitter or a stout.

  5. Re:For American Beer by Penguinshit · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I take umbrage to that statement. There is plenty of good American beer. It just happens to come from the Pacific Northwest.

    Take, for instance, Anchor Steam (brewed in San Francisco, CA). Or anything from the Mendocino Brewing Company a little further north (Red Tail, Blue Heron, etc.). If you like something with that full flavor and a little less body, try one of the fine Oregonian brews from Full Sail.

    Not all American beer is that Anheiser/Busch pisswater.

    Give me hops, or give me death..!

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    I have something in common with Stephen Hawking...

  6. Newsworthy by borud · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Michael, why not devote your time to maintaining a personal blog instead of this slashdot nonsense. I would hate to think that Slashdot was taking time out of your mission to inform the masses of all the worthwhile news that is out there on the web. This is obviously much more important than the chinese putting a man into orbit.