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Thanks, I think I said in the prompt something along lines of: if caramel colouring is purely for colour and not for taste, can I omit...

Looks good. In the notes it mentions caramel colouring but not in the recipe, I wonder how much to use and when. Incidentally, people...

I am not laughing Rich it has been used for years as a colouring in baking, cooking and yes I have seen old recipes with gravy browning...

Welcome

Haha, you've brought back some memories. The JFK room in that pub was fantastic. The Dada! That's right, I remember we went in there...

Yes, you've described Moonshine perfectly. The landlady, Anne, had both pubs but I think the lease wasn't renewed at the D&P, and many...

Thank you for this! Great to see that all those notes come from Tetley's actual brewing manual. Not sure what this site's policy on AI...

Hello! I drank in the Grapes in 2011 before discovering Fagans. I can't say I remember what beer they had on at the time, but I...

Welcome. I wonder if our time in Sheffield crossed? (I left in 2012). My time was mostly spent at The Grapes on Trippet Lane, where my...

Few more Pinter threads - https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/search/1795802/?q=pinter&o=relevance

Welcome

Thanks! I had seen the youtube video by Malt Miller, I will read through that thread to see what others have said!

Welcome t the forum cheers: This may be of interest -...

It's funny, because most people under 50 outside of Yorkshire probably think Tetley (and John Smith's) is a "creamy ice cream" beer that...

Before America was discovered, about 20 years ago, we had bitter, stout, mild, brown ale, lager and foreign beer. You either drunk...