Anybody have a good recipe for making Micheladas? With beer you can buy in NY? (Presidente, Tecate, Dos Equis, Negra, Corona, etc.). I've never made one, and there seems to be a lot of variation in recipes we've found online...
I've never made one, but I've drunk quite a few. Any beer will do, but clearly a Mexican beer would be best. I usually go with Bohemia, because that's the Mexican beer I drink even when not having a michelada.
Yeah, the tricky part seems to be how much hot sauce to add, and what other things like salt, Worcestershire sauce, etc. We made a couple decent ones the other night, although I was surprised that they had zero foam (we used Tecate, for the record)... are you supposed to shake the mixture a lot?
Beer, hot sauce, Worcestershire... what's the appeal in that combination? Frankly, it sounds disgusting.
Considering you don't like beer by itself, I'd imagine that tarting it up with a bunch of strong flavors would appeal to you.
I agree, why ruin a good beer?
Why ruin a good tequila by adding lime juice and triple sec? Why ruin a good gin by adding vermouth?
I like coffee flavored coffee, occasionally with cream and sugar. I don't want some nutty or fruity flavor added. I like beer flavored beer, sometimes with a lime, but I don't want any spicy steak sauce flavor added. Somethings I prefer not to have flavor enhanced.
Why ruin a perfectly good cup of hot water by adding coffee grounds?
Why ruin a good gin by adding vermouth?
On an actual real dare, I tried the canned Budweiser Clamato Michelada, something I would have never done otherwise.
I bought one once for the hell of it. I drank it. I haven't bought another one. I also once bought a lime-flavored beer. I took a sip of it and poured the rest out. I should have known better.For some reason it is very, very popular to add plain tomato juice to beer in Kansas City.
I moved in to the duplex I'm living in last September.One of my friends brought a sixer of Bud Light Lime to the party, drank 2, and left the rest in the fridge.It is now July, and one of those Bud Light Limes is still residing in the door of our fridge. We just don't have the heart to throw it out.
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last December, i purchased a 6-pack of Shiner Cheer. i thought it was going to be a Christmas ale. i choked one down. Carolyn took one sip and poured it out (she is smarter than i). my daughter took two sips and poured it out. there are still 3 in my fridge.
The local Budweiser distributor gives us about 6-7 cases each game. Usually it's all Bud Light, Budwesier and Bud Select, but each week they'll throw in some other stuff, too. Last year they gave us Bud Light Lime and Michelob Ultra a few times (the chicks enjoyed those weeks), but we got two cases of Kona one week and a few cases of Shock Top another. It doesn't replace having to buy kegs, but it's perfect as a supplement.
Sometimes in this rapidly changing, high-tech world, one can lose sight of fundamental concepts that order everyone's daily life and underpin Western civilization. This thread is a necessary reminder of that immutable, eternal principal - never discard beer. This cannot be said too often.
Describing Bud Light Lime as a beer is pushing the definition of the word beer.
I choked down a few free ones, and that was a bad enough experience. Imagine my surprise at the Byron Nelson last month when I saw tons of people actually buying the aluminum bottles for $6 a pop. I was floored.
Lime (flavoured) "beer" in an aluminium bottle has to be about the most disgusting thing I can think of.
You've obviously never tried Tequiza, then.
I was in the supermarket last night and I saw a young woman waddling around with a six pack of that shit. Her shopping partner, her mother, I think, had a cart full of god knows what but she was clutching the Bud Lite Lime or whatever it is like it was some kind of prize.
Why didn't you say hi?
Because you'd just called me a stalker. Plus, the game was about to start and I had to get the hell out of there.
I said it out of love. I was worried about you and Savage knowing so much about Zambrano. Just looking out for you.
Yeah, see, Southside Place police allow me to pass through their community at will. You? Doubtful.
if that place lets people like Zambrano live there, then there is no reason for me to pass through there.
Southside Place? I'm not talking about Zambrano.
where's southside place?
