If you’re looking for an unexpected new cocktail why not try this snap peas cocktail? It’s easy and delicious, and chances are your guests haven’t tried peas in their cocktails before. Watch the video for more,
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Serve Your Cocktails In This Unique Way
If you want to serve your guests in a cool and unique way, why not try this awesome and simple pineapple carving trick?
In this video you’ll learn how to carve a pineapple in a way that you’ve probably never seen before and probably never knew existed.
This is a real jaw-dropping way to serve those summer cocktails.
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The Low Down on Synthetic Alcohol
The latest in alcohol developments is the hangover-free synthetic alcohol called “alcosynth”.
The new alcohol has been developed by a British neuroscientist, David Nutt who believes the invention will save lives.
Mr Nutt believes that alcosynth is 100 times more safe than alcohol and is practically calorie free.
Much of the reason synthetic alcohol may be safer than normal alcohol is that it does not produce a compound called acetaldehyde when broken down, as alcohol does. It is this toxin that builds up in the body and causes tissue damage.
This is what leads to liver disease in many heavy drinkers. The toxin also builds up in heart tissue and may lead to chronic heart disease, as a result Nutt believes his synthetic alcohol will save lives.
Find out more http://www.livescience.com/56353-what-is-synthetic-alcohol-and-is-it-safe.html
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Drink Drivers in WA Forced to Get Alcohol Interlocks
As of the end of October, repeat drink drivers in Western Australia will have to install “alcohol interlock devices” to their vehicles.
Drink drivers will have to conduct a breath test for cars to start and the device will have to be paid for by offenders themselves at a cost of $1600.
The Deputy Premier and Road Safety Minister Liza Harvey said the devices would be fitted to vehicles after drivers had served drink driving suspensions and would have to be in place for at least 6 months.
A public education campaign was also launched in the lead up to the new law which is coming into effect on October 24.
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Transforming Gin with these simple cocktail recipes
Although vodka and gin are commonly compared, unlike vodka, which is made from nothing more than unflavored alcohol and water, there is a huge difference in how gins taste.
To find your favourite, taste test a few different varieties and once you’ve made your choice, try these easy gin cocktails.
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Watch As People Try To Solve A Riddle While Intoxicated
If you doubt the power of alcohol to affect your thinking ability, you may want to watch this video.
In the latest Buzzfeed video, we test whether drunk people can solve a riddle.
Although the results are hilarious, the message is a serious one – drinking, especially excessively, affects our rational thought, so drink responsibly and in moderation.
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Pour Rainbow Shots Like a Pro
Are you an inspiring mixologist or flair bartender? Here’s an easy trick you can try at home – pouring rainbow shots. The end result looks super cool and you’re sure to impress your customers and friends. Watch the video to learn this trick, just in time for those spring barbeques.
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Drinkers Less Likely to Die of Cancer if they Exercise
If you live a relatively inactive life and choose not to exercise, but enjoy drinking alcohol, you may be increasing your risk of cancer.
According to research published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, basic levels of weekly exercise could decrease the risks of dying from cancer and other illnesses.
The research was conducted by The University of Sydney, University College London and the University of Montreal.
Researchers surveyed more than 36,000 adults over the age of 40 and looked at responses from people in the UK that focused on the effect of physical inactivity and risk of dying from cancer and other illnesses.
Researchers emphasized that these findings were not a licence to drink more alcohol because abuse of alcohol causes significant health damage. Find out more http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-09-08/weekly-exercise-may-offset-effects-of-alcohol-study/7824486
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Drunk People Making Up IKEA Furniture in this Buzzfeed video
If you’ve ever doubted alcohol’s ability of to alter your behavior or more precisely negatively affect our stability and coherency, you may want to watch this video of drunk people trying to assemble IKEA furniture.
Although the video is somewhat funny, it highlights the importance of drinking moderately and never getting behind the wheel of vehicle after drinking.
Let’s watch and see,