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Warning - Maynards Sours


mav

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Don't do what they say on the tin


 

...why shouldn't we? *confused* Is there some dangerous advice printed there? "Serving suggestion: why not try Maynards Sours with a sprinkling of anthrax"?

 

Thanks for the warning,

Mark

 

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  • 9 months later...

way back in the day i worked on the development of rowntrees super sour body parts.

 

the first few development batches were great as the coating contained over 10% acid (mixture of malic and something else, memory escapes me, possibly ascetic?)

 

you really winced as you ate them and you could feel the stomach lining struggling. 😬 *thumbup*

 

unfortunately they were tuned down for sale, i think to about 7% still better than maynards sours tho *mad*

 

top tip for the day - to make your own maynard sours, buy a bag of ordinary maynard wine gums and heat briefly over (not in) a pan of boiling using a colander such that the outer edge of the wine gum becomes tacky. whilst shalking the colander vigorously shake over a mixture of sugar/malic acid/ascetic acid to the sourness of your liking. dry rapidly using a hairdrier whilst still shaking (but less vigorously) the mixture.

 

eat *smile* *wink* *smile* or take down the pub to impress girls with *thumbup*

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