/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12688611

>>9466617
>2 things we have that yall dont
I get it

>>8758575
>tfw can drink milk
>tfw can eat spicy food no problem

Latino's truly are the master race of this world

subtle

very subtle

>>5308191

>>4378859
That bread is mostly air. And just cutting carbs will not make you desirable.

>>4338824
Mine likes tamales.

>>4288019

Can we get something out of the way first? Sailor Jerry is not rum. It is in the same class as coconut rum, passion fruit rum, etc. Those are rum based drinks with added flavoring and will make rum drinkers sperg out and throw a hissy fit much as coffee drinkers would lose their shit if you offered them a cup of instant powdered pumpkin spice cappucino mix.

As for rum, consider the intended application. Light or white rum is usually used for mixing because it is less expensive and has a less distinct flavor. Dark rum is usually drunk neat, because the aging imparts a more complex, smoother flavor. There are light rums that I'd happily drink neat, and there are cocktails that require dark rums, so that's just a generalization.

Caribbean island rums have the lightest flavor and Puerto Rican rum in particular represents what most people think of as the classic rum taste. Mainland rums from Central and South America are more complex, and usually more expensive. Rums from French colonies have their own distinct style and also tend to be more expensive. Of course, expensive by rum standards is still pretty cheap. Cachaca is a rum-like liquor from Brazil that is usually overlooked in rum discussions, but the flavor is so much like French style rum that it's worth considering (although the most common brand, 51, is not very good).

tl;dr fuck spiced rum, fuck bacardi, most stores will have zacapa 23 and ten cane, which are excellent examples of dark and light rums, respectively.

Evans is 10x better than Jack and half the price.

>>4046769

>>3862260
No problem. Pretty sure you can still get the Treetop AJ at Costco in 2 packs for cheap. And get real wine yeast.

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