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Now thats a keepermilestron said:What is the point though? If I make a burger at home I don't try to 'clone' McDonalds
Now thats a keepermilestron said:What is the point though? If I make a burger at home I don't try to 'clone' McDonalds
Three years back I would have said the same thing but since SABMiller have take over the price of their beers has skyrocketed. I say Clone, Clone, Clone until they get the message their very standard, very ordinary beer is actually not worth $50.00 a carton more like a third of that price and we CAN copy it, successfully.milestron said:What is the point though? If I make a burger at home I don't try to 'clone' McDonalds
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=big+mac+at+homemilestron said:What is the point though? If I make a burger at home I don't try to 'clone' McDonalds
:lol: well yeah point taken, its just a one off, but it would be nice to see how close to commercial beer is attainablemilestron said:What is the point though? If I make a burger at home I don't try to 'clone' McDonalds
I too tried to clone a big mac but the sample culture just went mouldy instead of generating a new burger, by that stage the donor burger had gone mouldy too. I don't know what went wrong; I wrapped the sample in Kleenex tissues but I suppose there is more to cloning than tissue culture. I have also tried nuclear transfer but since I couldn't readily get my hands on radio isotopes, I tried putting a sample in the microwave as I figured this would be close enough to nuclear power. This time I just took a sample of the meat patty and transferred the sample from the tissues to the microwave, zapped it a bit and then back to the tissues. After another mouldy episode I took an egg from the fridge, pricked a hole in it and removed the yolk. I then took a meat patty sample from a big mac and put it into the egg and then hooked it up to a set of jumper leads off my car battery. I thought 12v would be safer than 240v. Safety first huh. Since I didn't have any culture medium, I then put the egg into a bowl of raspberry jelly. Soon after, my cooked egg became mouldy too. I think cloning big macs is too hard; I might try to clone a cheeseburger instead.Hillbrewer said:I cloned a Big Mac a couple of years ago just for the hell of it. It was hard to get the special sauce right.
Yes it is a bit, according to a worker at the brewery who is on the forum they "dress" VB and MB differently when it comes out of the common pipe and add a bit of caramel to VB.Charst said:Vic's a little darker than you'd get off straight pils isn't it Bribie?
Liked it for this alone.Malted said:the donor burger
Try it with a kebab. The Doners are better.Malted said:by that stage the donor burger had gone mouldy too. I think cloning big macs is too hard; I might try to clone a cheeseburger instead.