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Default 14 pounds of Honey showed up on my doorstep

My mother does some work with the local honey farmers, so she dropped of 14 pounds of honey for me in an old pickle jar. Since I don't plan on eating 14 pounds of honey any time soon, I guess I'm about to embark on my first mead.


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no what you want to do is package it up and mail it to me


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Sounds like the opening of a porn movie. Just never happens to me!
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Sounds like the opening of a porn movie. Just never happens to me!
If your idea of a good "adult" movie starts with your mom dropping off honey, then you might have some issues that need to be discussed.
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If your idea of a good "adult" movie starts with your mom dropping off honey, then you might have some issues that need to be discussed.
that's dropping off honey in an old pickle jar.
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I guess I'm about to embark on my first mead.
You could do several small batches. Experiment
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14 lbs in a 5 gallon batch sounds like a nice start for a 1st mead, best part is: all it's going to cost you is about $2.00 for the yeast & nutrients. You should do something nice for your Mom, take her to dinner or something. Regards, GF.
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Or give her some meade!
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If your idea of a good "adult" movie starts with your mom dropping off honey, then you might have some issues that need to be discussed.
I think my low down sense of humor may have been over your head.
Let me splain it to ya.
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14 lbs in a 5 gallon batch sounds like a nice start for a 1st mead, best part is: all it's going to cost you is about $2.00 for the yeast & nutrients. You should do something nice for your Mom, take her to dinner or something. Regards, GF.
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If you plan it right, do a LITTLE research first, maybe find someone to be your Elmer, your could leave a few bottles of your first batch to your kids when you die. In fact, I hope to have at least a bottle of every mead I've ever made left when I die (maybe except the small 1 gallon Krazy Batches that suck)


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