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Comment on Butterbeer! (Done right).

2011-01-11T04:17:29Z

Bars - yes it does have a minor alcohol content which is stated in book four. After Harry says to Dobby "Butter beer can't get you drunk" and Dobby replies "It will not get a human drunk but it's very intoxicating to a house-elf" so we are to assume an entire batch probably has quite literally a single pinch of alcoholic content.

Comment on Butterbeer! (Done right).

2010-09-16T06:42:23Z

yeah, it looks like beer and very delicious.I can make it like that?

Comment on Butterbeer! (Done right).

2010-09-10T10:57:56Z

Dunno about you, but I've never had carbonated cider.

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Comment on Butterbeer! (Done right).

2010-05-17T06:14:19Z

This is hilarious, and strangely sounds kind of good. You are correct NOT to use Root Beer, as it has a specialized un-beerlike taste, and btw it has NO alcoholic content as you erroneously assumed (from the name perhaps?) It is just soda. The apple cider is a great idea!

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2010-05-14T02:58:07Z

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Comment on Butterbeer! (Done right).

2010-04-09T02:10:30Z

Fruit juices are delicious, and great for maintaining optimum health, this looks like a great recipe

Comment on Butterbeer! (Done right).

2010-04-08T08:30:39Z

I used whipping cream, that gave it a great froth, especially when you mix it in the blender. Btw amazing recipie.

Comment on Butterbeer! (Done right).

2010-03-23T07:00:26Z

"Secondly why could Butterbeer not have been an American (or anything) drink that found popularity in Britain like Mcdonalds or coca-cola?"

maybe you haven't noticed but the HP series is pretty much anti technology and disgusting cocoa cola/mcdonalds (how could you compare the two? - the three broomsticks is not a chain) and pretty much old school. Rowling trys to play butterbeer off as having a long homey history . I don't think the natives in north America in the 1500s would have made a drink like this. your comment is wrong in so many ways.