Hard cider: Have any of you ever heard of a cider from Australia called Dickens cider. Is this a trick question?? Look it up!!

Fishandrods Loc: Alpine Ca foothills of San Diego

Have any of you ever heard of a cider from Australia called Dickens cider. Is this a trick question?? Look it up!!

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

Nice commercial!

Jeremy Loc: America

Fishandrods wrote:

Have any of you ever heard of a cider from Australia called Dickens cider. Is this a trick question?? Look it up!!

My son is a Cider guy. I make my own. Pineapple is best. Just Apple or Pineapple juice add wine yeast and airlock. It’s really GOOD.

nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT

Fishandrods wrote:

Have any of you ever heard of a cider from Australia called Dickens cider. Is this a trick question?? Look it up!!

Just say it out loud, I think you'll get it ...

Fishandrods Loc: Alpine Ca foothills of San Diego

nutz4fish wrote:

Just say it out loud, I think you'll get it ...

I heard it on a radio talk show many years and never thought it was real, just a joke. So I looked it up and found it was a real thing, only the real stuff is spelled Dickens not Dickins.

DCGravity Loc: Fairfax, VA (by way of Cleveland OH)

Man, I'm slow. Had to say it out loud (well, whispered) as nutz reccomended, 4 times. I too make my own hard cider (apple) but have never thought of incorporating another fruit like pineapple as Jeremy suggested. Will def. have to play with that.

nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT

DCGravity wrote:

Man, I'm slow. Had to say it out loud (well, whispered) as nutz reccomended, 4 times. I too make my own hard cider (apple) but have never thought of incorporating another fruit like pineapple as Jeremy suggested. Will def. have to play with that.

DC, It looks like not many are seeing the joke here. So let's take a chance of shooting it upstairs or getting it pulled off the site :
1st Pronounce the first four letters
2nd Pause
3rd Pronounce the rest as one word, with the emphasis on the second syllable.
4th Repeat as necessary until ya get it.

DCGravity Loc: Fairfax, VA (by way of Cleveland OH)

nutz4fish wrote:

DC, It looks like not many are seeing the joke here. So let's take a chance of shooting it upstairs or getting it pulled off the site :
1st Pronounce the first four letters
2nd Pause
3rd Pronounce the rest as one word, with the emphasis on the second syllable.
4th Repeat as necessary until ya get it.

Well, like my son likes to say, go big or go home!

DozerDave Loc: Port Orchard Wa.

Fishandrods wrote:

Have any of you ever heard of a cider from Australia called Dickens cider. Is this a trick question?? Look it up!!

Got it first read. They also say that if you ever have a sore muscle that you should “soak it in cider” for instant relief. Believe me it actually works…😂🐟on

Jeremy Loc: America

DCGravity wrote:

Man, I'm slow. Had to say it out loud (well, whispered) as nutz reccomended, 4 times. I too make my own hard cider (apple) but have never thought of incorporating another fruit like pineapple as Jeremy suggested. Will def. have to play with that.

Just plain pineapple juice with the yeast in it it ferments very fast. I usually add a little sugar to serve it because it’s really dry. Apple Cider I add a few tablespoons of dark brown sugar it adds a great flavor. I just ferment right in the plastic food grade bottles it comes in. It’s kind of flat but really good. The Apple cider is ready good with a shot of fireball added.

Jeremy Loc: America

Fishandrods wrote:

Have any of you ever heard of a cider from Australia called Dickens cider. Is this a trick question?? Look it up!!

Feels good there.

Alaska Charlie

Fishandrods wrote:

Have any of you ever heard of a cider from Australia called Dickens cider. Is this a trick question?? Look it up!!

When I was a young apprentice carpenter, one day I hammered my thumb real good. One of the journeymen told me to "Go soak it in cider. You'll be alright in a little while"

Rheatown Loc: Greeneville tn

DozerDave wrote:

Got it first read. They also say that if you ever have a sore muscle that you should “soak it in cider” for instant relief. Believe me it actually works…😂🐟on

👍👍 works every time

Charlie N. Loc: north jersey, North eastern Pennsylvania

There is a place in Barryville N.Y.( just over the PA. border) called the Stickett Inn. They sell their own cider, Stickett Inn cider. Best served warm.

nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT

Charlie N. wrote:

There is a place in Barryville N.Y.( just over the PA. border) called the Stickett Inn. They sell their own cider, Stickett Inn cider. Best served warm.

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