Thanks. So nice to find this as I write my grocery list! All these testimonials show me that the solution to the puzzle has been found.
The perfect mulled wine..........
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Great to hear John. I am trying a similar syrup this year but based on a Danish Glog recipe. Its really very nice. If you want to give it a go, the recipe is on our blog
http://www.englishcountrylife.com/4/post/2015/12/heidis-glg-recipe.html
http://www.englishcountrylife.com/4/post/2015/12/heidis-glg-recipe.html
Interesting! I've never tried mulled wine, despite having lived in the UK for a while. Must try this recipe!
Swedes drink copious amount of our equivalent, "Glögg", which I suppose will be very similar to the Danish version.
A common misconception here in Sweden is that you easily "cook off" the alcohol if you accidentally let it boil. Not true at all. In fact, most of the alcohol will still be there after a short boil, so don't drink while driving.
If you're after alcohol-free versions there are several on the swedish market, but not sure how readily available in the UK. Perhaps at Ikea, but do steer clear of the vile apple-glögg they have there.
Swedes drink copious amount of our equivalent, "Glögg", which I suppose will be very similar to the Danish version.
A common misconception here in Sweden is that you easily "cook off" the alcohol if you accidentally let it boil. Not true at all. In fact, most of the alcohol will still be there after a short boil, so don't drink while driving.
If you're after alcohol-free versions there are several on the swedish market, but not sure how readily available in the UK. Perhaps at Ikea, but do steer clear of the vile apple-glögg they have there.
I buy alcohol free red wine and add the blog or mulled wine syrup and its very popular with those who have to drive. The mulled wine syrup works really well with apple juice for younger people, and even for me!
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