Isinglass
Jan 26th 2005, 11:55 am
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Isinglass
It has one hell of an effect on people who are allrgic to fish!
Imagine what happens when they drink wine or beer contaminated with
isinglass. It is similar to eating meat from animals that have been
fed on fish meal!
ellerman12
Imagine what happens when they drink wine or beer contaminated with
isinglass. It is similar to eating meat from animals that have been
fed on fish meal!
ellerman12
Jan 26th 2005, 2:13 pm
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Re: Isinglass
"ellerman12" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> It has one hell of an effect on people who are allrgic to fish!
> Imagine what happens when they drink wine or beer contaminated with
> isinglass. It is similar to eating meat from animals that have been
> fed on fish meal!
> ellerman12
I'll be sure to remember this when I travel to Europe, which is what this NG
is for, you jack-off.
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> It has one hell of an effect on people who are allrgic to fish!
> Imagine what happens when they drink wine or beer contaminated with
> isinglass. It is similar to eating meat from animals that have been
> fed on fish meal!
> ellerman12
I'll be sure to remember this when I travel to Europe, which is what this NG
is for, you jack-off.
Jan 26th 2005, 6:27 pm
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Re: Isinglass
ellerman12 wrote:
> It has one hell of an effect on people who are allrgic to fish!
> Imagine what happens when they drink wine or beer contaminated with
> isinglass. It is similar to eating meat from animals that have been
> fed on fish meal!
But where do you even FIND "isinglass", anymore? It's use
always WAS limited, and most of the things it was once used
for embraced plastic, which is cheaper and more satisfactory.
>
> ellerman12
> It has one hell of an effect on people who are allrgic to fish!
> Imagine what happens when they drink wine or beer contaminated with
> isinglass. It is similar to eating meat from animals that have been
> fed on fish meal!
But where do you even FIND "isinglass", anymore? It's use
always WAS limited, and most of the things it was once used
for embraced plastic, which is cheaper and more satisfactory.
>
> ellerman12
Jan 26th 2005, 7:27 pm
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Re: Isinglass
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
>
>
> ellerman12 wrote:
>
>> It has one hell of an effect on people who are allrgic to fish!
>> Imagine what happens when they drink wine or beer contaminated with
>> isinglass. It is similar to eating meat from animals that have been
>> fed on fish meal!
>
>
> But where do you even FIND "isinglass", anymore? It's use always WAS
> limited, and most of the things it was once used for embraced plastic,
> which is cheaper and more satisfactory.
I believe that it is available in shops (UK) which supply home-brewing
and winemaking equipment.
>
>
> ellerman12 wrote:
>
>> It has one hell of an effect on people who are allrgic to fish!
>> Imagine what happens when they drink wine or beer contaminated with
>> isinglass. It is similar to eating meat from animals that have been
>> fed on fish meal!
>
>
> But where do you even FIND "isinglass", anymore? It's use always WAS
> limited, and most of the things it was once used for embraced plastic,
> which is cheaper and more satisfactory.
I believe that it is available in shops (UK) which supply home-brewing
and winemaking equipment.
Jan 27th 2005, 5:02 am
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Re: Isinglass
"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> But where do you even FIND "isinglass", anymore? It's use always WAS
> limited, and most of the things it was once used for embraced plastic,
> which is cheaper and more satisfactory.
Isinglass is made form sturgeon's air bladders. Sounds very politically
incorrect just on the face of it. Guess we'll have to sell our old surrey
with the fringe on top.. Maybe time to get a real car anyhow..
news:[email protected]...
> But where do you even FIND "isinglass", anymore? It's use always WAS
> limited, and most of the things it was once used for embraced plastic,
> which is cheaper and more satisfactory.
Isinglass is made form sturgeon's air bladders. Sounds very politically
incorrect just on the face of it. Guess we'll have to sell our old surrey
with the fringe on top.. Maybe time to get a real car anyhow..
Jan 29th 2005, 10:14 pm
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Re: Isinglass
Following up to Mike O'Sullivan
>I believe that it is available in shops (UK) which supply home-brewing
>and winemaking equipment.
Yes, as finings to clear wine or beer.
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>I believe that it is available in shops (UK) which supply home-brewing
>and winemaking equipment.
Yes, as finings to clear wine or beer.
--
Mike Reid
Wasdale-Thames path-London-photos "http://www.fellwalk.co.uk" <-- you can email us@ this site
Eat-walk-Spain "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk" <-- dontuse@ all, it's a spamtrap
