I have a couple of bottles of Guinness that were bought around the holidays last year... so from the point of purchase to now are about 8-9 months old. I'm wondering if these would still be passable either for drinking or, if not, for cooking? Is there any risk of getting sick from old beer or is it just that the taste will go bad?
9 month old Guinness... still good for cooking?
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Rocklobster
Master Chef
Unless its been frozen or under extreme heat conditions, it should still be fine. I would pour it in a glass, drink it, then decide....
niquejim
Senior Cook
Unless its been frozen or under extreme heat conditions, it should still be fine. I would pour it in a glass, drink it, then decide....
What he said
It should be fine. The carbonation may be affected.
Oldvine
Sous Chef
I wouldn't be afraid to use them in a batch of pancakes or waffles. That's how "mature" gets used here if there is a question. I certainly don't think it's toxic, maybe not so bubbly.
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
by the second or third beer, it should taste fine.
and you will be surrounded by beautiful women.
i promise.
and you will be surrounded by beautiful women.
i promise.
Gravy Queen
Head Chef
Buckaroo, run that one by one again.
Women, Guinness ?
I hate the stuff.
Women, Guinness ?
I hate the stuff.
All women are beautiful after the third Guinness
Gravy Queen
Head Chef
Ah, beer goggles, gotcha.
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
you know, gq, i know that when i meet you i'd be struck.
i'd be aware there is a woman near me. i can smell you, like a flower. i could taste you, like sugar on my tongue. when i'm 20 feet away, i can hear the fabric of your dress when you move in your chair...
beware irish beer goggles... lol.
i'd be aware there is a woman near me. i can smell you, like a flower. i could taste you, like sugar on my tongue. when i'm 20 feet away, i can hear the fabric of your dress when you move in your chair...
beware irish beer goggles... lol.
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Harry Cobean
Executive Chef
hey,bill shakespeare,cut to the chase already...great b**bs,nice ass,generous smile...what're you doing for the rest of your life.......you know, gq, i know that when i meet you i'd be struck.
i'd be aware there is a woman near me. i can smell you, like a flower. i could taste you, like sugar on my tongue. when i'm 20 feet away, i can hear the fabric of your dress when you move in your chair...
beware irish beer goggles... lol.
It took a second or two for it to come to mind. Joe vs The Volcano....right?....you know, gq, i know that when i meet you i'd be struck.
i'd be aware there is a woman near me. i can smell you, like a flower. i could taste you, like sugar on my tongue. when i'm 20 feet away, i can hear the fabric of your dress when you move in your chair...
beware irish beer goggles... lol.
Harry Cobean
Executive Chef
thought it "was scent of a woman" H?
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
lol, hoot is on the ball.
maybe that's not the right expression...
it's a killer line if you deliver it with sincerity.
he hee.
maybe that's not the right expression...
it's a killer line if you deliver it with sincerity.
he hee.
Shucks, I thought I was the only one ever saw that movie more than once...
Harry Cobean
Executive Chef
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
great, silly flick.
along the lines of "night shift", "the freshman", "only the lonely", or going way back, "solid gold cadillac".
along the lines of "night shift", "the freshman", "only the lonely", or going way back, "solid gold cadillac".
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
harry, memorize it and use it. it works. i promise.
not on her madgesty, though.
bolas has his own svengali thing going on.
not on her madgesty, though.
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