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02-21-05, 04:31 PM
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Yes, St. Patricks Day is coming. Since my roommates and myself throw stupid/crazy theme parties, he mentioned having a St. PaDDys Day party.
Was just wondering if anyone knew how to make green beer. Food coloring ok? Beer? Probably just a keg or two of Natty Light.
Any sugestions?
Thanks.
Was just wondering if anyone knew how to make green beer. Food coloring ok? Beer? Probably just a keg or two of Natty Light.
Any sugestions?
Thanks.
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02-21-05, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by think5577
he mentioned having a St. Pattys Day party.
Was just wondering if anyone knew how to make green beer.
Was just wondering if anyone knew how to make green beer.
As an Irishman, noting frustrates me more than when people say St. Pattys day.. its ST. PADDYS DAY...
people coloring beer green bug me too...
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Agreed, I only drink dark beers, so color doesn't affect it.
That being said, most beer distributors pre-color kegs of beer. If you arrange it with your local keg merchant, you can probably get one. Or, you just put a drop of blue food coloring in each cup before you pour.
That being said, most beer distributors pre-color kegs of beer. If you arrange it with your local keg merchant, you can probably get one. Or, you just put a drop of blue food coloring in each cup before you pour.
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Sorry free-pizza. I am half Irish, but the reason I got the spelling wrong is because I generally dont say that, nor do I type it. I was just in a rush. But Ill fix it just for you.
Ill look into that ofofhy.
Ill look into that ofofhy.
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gross!
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Originally Posted by koffee brown
There is a food coloring that's biodegradable and harmless. Just check the grocery stores for it. They use it in Chicago to dye the river green every year.
Koffee
Koffee
Oh, that's NOT its usual color!?!?!
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02-22-05, 12:23 PM
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Don't forget the green condoms to match the beer and the outfit! Safety First! (second too I guess)
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What a stupid tradition.
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How are you planning on getting the dye in the keg?
The only beer you should serve on a proper St. Patrick's day celebration is Guinness
The only beer you should serve on a proper St. Patrick's day celebration is Guinness
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Originally Posted by nick burns
How are you planning on getting the dye in the keg?
The only beer you should serve on a proper St. Patrick's day celebration is Guinness
The only beer you should serve on a proper St. Patrick's day celebration is Guinness
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Originally Posted by ofofhy
Unless you're from Cork, then it's Murphy's.
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Originally Posted by nick burns
How are you planning on getting the dye in the keg?
The only beer you should serve on a proper St. Patrick's day celebration is Guinness
The only beer you should serve on a proper St. Patrick's day celebration is Guinness
I guess Ill be bartender and drop some food coloring in the beer before I hand it to them.
02-22-05, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by nick burns
The only beer you should serve on a proper St. Patrick's day celebration is Guinness
