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Carmelized Onion Beer

 Beer with a sweet oniony flavor
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Use carmelized onion as the sugar substitute in brewing beer.
—muppetboy, Dec 04 2002

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       caramelised?
—po, Dec 04 2002
   

       You know, onions sauteed in oil until they become sweet.
—muppetboy, Dec 04 2002
   

       Well it'd probably be better than cock ale.
—madradish, Dec 05 2002
   

       Do onions grow on de vine?
—Jinbish, Dec 05 2002
   

       I seem to recall that in Pharonic times the Egyptians made beer by fermenting bread, and this bread would often be flavoured with onions. There was a prayer which pretty much went, "Oh mighty <Deity>, give us this day our bread and onions". So there may well be a historic basis for this.   

       Pickled onions go pretty well with beer. And real ale brewed from onions can hardly be worse than the vile tasteless Eurofizz that many mass market brewers foist on the public under the appelation of "Premium Lager".
—8th of 7, Dec 05 2002
   

       I would avoid work for the next 10 days.
—skinflaps, Dec 05 2002
   

       //You know, onions sauteed in oil until they become sweet//   

       Added to certain ales this would make bitter, sweet.   

       [UB] Camellites - The little known order of smoking monks?
—Jinbish, Dec 05 2002
   

       Are they related in any way to the Caramelised nuns ?
—8th of 7, Dec 05 2002
   

       [UB] thats very true - because camels aren't very hygienic. All that bactria. <resists lame hump jokes>
—Jinbish, Dec 05 2002
   

       <lets the opportunity to dredge up tired, old "ship of the desert" joke pass by>
—Pharaoh Mobius, Dec 05 2002
   

       Shirley if the onions were
// sauteed in oil until they become sweet //
then that would "ship of the dessert joke"?
—Jinbish, Dec 05 2002
   

       Back in 'the day,' we had a carmel-apple eating contest. Yummm.... Guys vs. gals. Only there was one small change: the guys didn't get carmel-covered apples. We got carmel-covered onions. One big bite later...
—RayfordSteele, Dec 05 2002
   

       There's a Carmelite convent near where I work. No onions though.
—angel, Dec 05 2002
   

       Is the Father who officiates at a Carmelite convent technically known as a Sugar Daddy ?   

       Wah ... wah .... wah ..... waaaaaaaaa.   

       <Runs offstage dodging volley of rotten fruit and vegetables, trips over Jinbish cowering in wings, falls heavily>   

       <THUD>
—8th of 7, Dec 05 2002
   

       <picks up [8th of 7] - throws him to the baying mob - saving himself from the inevitable 'caning' and beet-ing>
—Jinbish, Dec 05 2002
   

       or even a spaying mob - sorry, [8th]
—po, Dec 06 2002
   

       <lets the opportunity to dredge up tired, old "ship of the desert" joke pass by>   

       Go on - tell us
—DenholmRicshaw, Dec 06 2002
   

       You don't really want me to. There's an ethnic slur involved. =/
—Pharaoh Mobius, Dec 06 2002
   

       But I like light lager (when I'm off the wagon )-:
—Voice, Mar 15 2015
   

       // "ship of the desert" joke//   

       Camels are called the "ship of the desert" because they're full of Arab mariners.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Mar 17 2015
   

       So a two masted scow in the Gulf of Arabia is called a Two Humped Camel of the Sea ?
—popbottle, Mar 17 2015
   

       Flavour! grrrrrrr
—xenzag, Mar 17 2015
   


 

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