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    Michael Freyman
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    Joshua Mitchell
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    @jdmitch

    Locale: Kansas

    Typically, alcohol will evaporate (in the drying process) faster than water during a drying to powder process. I wonder if it is simply concentrated / fortified and is actually a liquid.

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    Charles Strusz
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    @infochuck

    It’s for cooking with – either in the backcountry (say, add some to that dried beef stew, or use it in your own dried concoctions) or at home. I confess to frequently cooking with it at home when I don’t have/don’t want to open a bottle of white/red; it’s quite good, and potent.

    Definitely worth a try if you’re even a bit of a foodie; ‘Adventure Foods’ carries a couple o’ different kinds as well.

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    Douglas Frick
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    @otter

    Locale: Wyoming

    >It’s for cooking with[…]

    I usually carry ethanol for stove fuel. It’s expensive, but it isn’t toxic (well, not like methanol anyway) and so can be used as an antiseptic. I wonder how the powdered wine would taste with a cup of filtered water and 1/4 oz of Everclear? Probably worse than an Everclear + Tang screwdriver…

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    Vick Hines
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    @vickrhines

    Locale: Central Texas

    Powdered wine + Everclear, then blow in the bottle for a sparkling wine?

    Just be sure to dillute the Everclear 8:1 for wine and ‘mixed drinks’ Its way dangerous without plenty of water.

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