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distilled from sugar-caneOriginally posted by Amp
what's that?
http://www.ypioca.com.br/english/principal.htm
One of their factories is a few miles away from my apt.Comment
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some of those drink recipes look pretty tasty!Originally posted by Jer
distilled from sugar-cane
http://www.ypioca.com.br/english/principal.htm
One of their factories is a few miles away from my apt.
hmmmm...... we got a sugar cane factory here about 10 miles away. Half the island is sugar cane......
i wonder if they make it here too.
ever heard of C&H Sugar? (Californian & Hawaiian) Basically, they grow the cane here, process it, ship it to California, turn it into granulated sugar, package it, ship it back, then we ship it all over the world.
(wacked expensive system if ya ask me, but that's how they do it.)Comment
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Funny system they got there. This sugar must be real "cheap".Originally posted by Amp
some of those drink recipes look pretty tasty!
hmmmm...... we got a sugar cane factory here about 10 miles away. Half the island is sugar cane......
i wonder if they make it here too.
ever heard of C&H Sugar? (Californian & Hawaiian) Basically, they grow the cane here, process it, ship it to California, turn it into granulated sugar, package it, ship it back, then we ship it all over the world.
(wacked expensive system if ya ask me, but that's how they do it.)
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I've never seen a single sugar cane plantation in this state
I gotta find where does all this sugar cane comes from. It must be from cities far away from the beach.
They produce lots of others products from the sugar cane, I've even been to a tiny factory... but damn, where do they hide the sugar cane?
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Yeh that is a messed up system.Originally posted by Amp
some of those drink recipes look pretty tasty!
hmmmm...... we got a sugar cane factory here about 10 miles away. Half the island is sugar cane......
i wonder if they make it here too.
ever heard of C&H Sugar? (Californian & Hawaiian) Basically, they grow the cane here, process it, ship it to California, turn it into granulated sugar, package it, ship it back, then we ship it all over the world.
(wacked expensive system if ya ask me, but that's how they do it.)
I guess officially cachaça is a type of rum since it is made from sugar cane. It is pure firewater to me the couple times I tried it but I'm not really a shots drinker, beer works fine.Comment
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It's pure firewater for everyone. This shit is HOT!Originally posted by OzMan
Yeh that is a messed up system.
I guess officially cachaça is a type of rum since it is made from sugar cane. It is pure firewater to me the couple times I tried it but I'm not really a shots drinker, beer works fine.
I don't drink, but sometimes I feel like drinking a caipirinha (cachaça + ice + sugar + lemon) or other drinks with cachaça on itComment
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I've seen it in the São Paulo state. The plantations there are HUGE! In São Paulo they use a good part of it to make alcohol (car combustible).Originally posted by Amp
they harvest the cane by burning it. They'll burn a whole damn field at once. It throws black ash all over the island. We call it Hawaiian snow.... lol.... shit comes even all the way down here to Wailea.
And we have coconut trees everywhere here too. I like coconut water.Comment
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Looks like they do make some good cachaça thereOriginally posted by Amp
some of those drink recipes look pretty tasty!
hmmmm...... we got a sugar cane factory here about 10 miles away. Half the island is sugar cane......
i wonder if they make it here too.
Too bad.
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