[HN Gopher] Kvass
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Kvass
Author : Rendello
Score : 11 points
Date : 2022-02-04 21:17 UTC (1 hours ago)
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| darebak wrote:
| Ahh, kvass, I remember making it when I was a teenager, it tasted
| great but the smell was just horrible, it smelled like sewage.
|
| Now I just stick to store-bought kvass from a local Russian
| store.
| georgecmu wrote:
| _The word kvass is ultimately from Proto-Indo-European base_
| kwat- ('sour')*
|
| And other well-known derivatives are queso and cheese.
| RomanPushkin wrote:
| If you're curious, there is bottled Kvass in Russian grocery
| stores. Probably Cinderella bakery in San Francisco has the real
| kvass - you have to call though. My grandma used to make it out
| of the rye bread. And if you're curious, in Soviet Union fresh
| kvass was all over the place.
| hekec wrote:
| Kvass is delicious
| jasonhansel wrote:
| An interesting quote:
|
| > The wide availability and consumption of kvass, including by
| children of all ages, together with the lacking indication of ABV
| for kvass on the labels and in advertisements has been named a
| possible contributor to chronic alcoholism in the former Soviet
| Union.
| kova12 wrote:
| Same considerations may be valid for kombucha:
| https://gtslivingfoods.com/pages/does-kombucha-have-alcohol .
| In US 0.5% ABV is considered non-alcoholic, per FDA:
| https://www.fda.gov/regulatory-information/search-fda-guidan...
| eps wrote:
| Lol... what a load of bull.
|
| Alcoholism comes from the unfulfilled need for camraderie and
| general dissasfaction with life, not a childhood exposure to a
| sweet effervescent drink even if it has some alcohol content.
| It is also a highly seasonal drink, consumed mostly in late
| spring and summer.
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