Threat to USA and UK relationship

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traceyjj

Senior Member
Dont forget the Cadbury chocolate recipe change too! and changing all our chocolate/sweets names to match theirs :(

As much as I love the people and places in the US, LEAVE OUR RECIPES ALONE PLEASE :(
 
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Eyelight

Senior Member
It's kinda bad when you have to add color to make a brown ale. :) Sorry. :) Colour. So maybe we've helped y'all discover an imposter.:D
 
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Sandpatch

Senior Member
The European Food Safety Authority has twice ruled that the caramel-colouring ingredient is safe, and the US food and Drug Administration agrees, but US consumer groups have applied to pressure and forced a change.

Maybe "US consumer groups" need to stop worrying about everything and instead relax with an unadulterated Newcastle Brown Ale.
 
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mikew_RIP

Senior Member
Sandpatch said:
The European Food Safety Authority has twice ruled that the caramel-colouring ingredient is safe, and the US food and Drug Administration agrees, but US consumer groups have applied to pressure and forced a change.

Maybe "US consumer groups" need to stop worrying about everything and instead relax with an unadulterated Newcastle Brown Ale.
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When i have had enough NBs i dont worry about much at all :D
 
Whiskeyman

Whiskeyman

Senior Member
If you think this is bad, try living with those people all of the time. Why they have to change everything for everyone else, I don't know. My mantra is if you don't like it, don't do it. Live the way you want to, and let me live the way I want to. At least its not so bad locally where I live.

A lot of these people just need a Newcastle enema. And a LARGE ONE at that!

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RON_RIP

Senior Member
There is just so much beer and so little time to drink it to worry about silly stuff like that. Pass me the opener. Such controversies drive me to drink.
 
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nickt

Senior Member
I apologize for the few dozen people over here that scream loud enough to make these changes happen. I drank New Castle brown for a long time, but I now home brew some nice brown ales that I prefer. On the other hand, Eyelight does have a good point, you should not need to color a brown ale.
 
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Don Kuykendall_RIP

RIP :(
Sandpatch said:
The European Food Safety Authority has twice ruled that the caramel-colouring ingredient is safe, and the US food and Drug Administration agrees, but US consumer groups have applied to pressure and forced a change.

Maybe "US consumer groups" need to stop worrying about everything and instead relax with an unadulterated Newcastle Brown Ale.
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"US consumer groups" = California

There is a reason we call it the Granola state. Land of Fruits, Flakes and Nuts.

 
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stevenboo

Senior Member
To be honest it's hardly the end of the world blooming aweful stuff. There are hundreds of far better beers out there. Can't beet a good hobgoblin. But of course it's not as bad as Budweiser lol
 
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Rick M

Senior Member
Drop all the coloring and call it tan! I think the Cadbury dilemma is what happens when you sell rights. I'd rather have the English version with more chocolate in it!
 
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Woodyg3

Senior Member
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Well, here is one Yank who has been drinking Newcastle for a long time with no complaints. It's one of my favorites. I say, don't *&$# with the recipe! :)
 
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mikew_RIP

Senior Member
Rick M said:
Drop all the coloring and call it tan! I think the Cadbury dilemma is what happens when you sell rights. I'd rather have the English version with more chocolate in it!
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On the news a company is doing chocolate parcels in the UK and selling them in the USA.
 
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