I Don't Know What Language This Recipe Is In

[peas_and_corn]

http://ofur.net/index.php?p=89956281&c=1

If anyone can translate this, it'll be good

 

[oldbugman]

Lowenbrau original + skittles(20 of).

 

[PostModern]

http://ofur.net/index.php?p=89956281&c=1

If anyone can translate this, it'll be good

I'm going to hazard a guess and say it's Icelandish. Looks like he just mixed some skittles into a glass of Lowenbrau.

 

[peas_and_corn]

hmm... sounds like the way Homer implied it to be like. I got the link from snpp.com's mailing list, and the only info the person said was that each beer tasted different because of the flavour balance.

 

[oldbugman]

Personally wouldnt try it.

This guy doesnt look too healthy.
http://ofur.net/gallery/?display=Skittlebr...%2FIMG_0902.JPG

 

[geoffi]

It's Icelandic.

Try this (although these automatic translators are pretty unreliable, and at best give you only a general sense of what's meant).

http://www.translation-guide.com/free_onli...&to=English


In fact I just ran the first paragraph through this and here 'tis...

"Skittlebru is potion whom suit especially well pay lip service to anniversary , New Year resolution or similarly segmental arsem rejoicing and lightness is into fyrirrmi. Skittlebru is them qualitative charismatic snuggle up to none tv gls snuggle up to skittlebru are ;a) venga different flavour with different lituum skittles spherical."

I think you need a translator for the translator.

 

[peas_and_corn]

Personally wouldnt try it.

This guy doesnt look too healthy.
http://ofur.net/gallery/?display=Skittlebr...%2FIMG_0902.JPG

He looks like a lot of postgrad students at my uni!

I think you need a translator for the translator.

:lol:

 

[redhill]

I'm going to hazard a guess and say it's Icelandish. Looks like he just mixed some skittles into a glass of Lowenbrau.

Til a blanda skittlebru arf eina ds (ea flsku) af Lwenbru Original og nokkur Skittles. Ngjanlegt er a setja ca. 20 klur af skittles hverja ds annig a ltill poki af skittles dugar vel sem bland t heila kippu af Lwenbru. =
"To make up skittelbrau you use one can (or bottle) of Loewenbrau Original and some skittles. It is enough to put around 20 skittles in each can in such a way that a little bag of skittles is enough to mix up a whole pack of Lowenbrau."

Skl!
R.

 

[boingk]

Dude...his skin has a yelowish tinge to it - seriously not good. I'm thinking he enjoys a little too much of his 'Skittlebru'. Also, I'm guessing it'd make a decent beer taste like tart-fuel [ie: premix].

 

[mayzi]

Dude...his skin has a yelowish tinge to it - seriously not good. I'm thinking he enjoys a little too much of his 'Skittlebru'. Also, I'm guessing it'd make a decent beer taste like tart-fuel [ie: premix].

I'm having trouble working out if he is emptying or filling the glass, either way he doesn't look well.

 

[ant]

This article about Skittlebrau also appeared in Zymurgy Mar/Apr 04 (attached)

while I acknowledge the scientific rigour and willingness to challenge, this just looks like a bad idea all round to me...

View attachment Skittlebrau.pdf

 

[Tony]

just brew a pale ale and forget the M&M beer

cheers

 

[PMyers]

I think you need a translator for the translator.

Or perhaps he comes from the "Ebenezer" of Iceland
Either way it's just tragic to do this to any beer, VB included. Better off adding a shot of vodka to your creaming soda!