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The Pledge.

  • 27-04-2008 11:05am
    #1
    Dman001
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    If you eat food with alcohol in it, are you breaking the pledge?


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  • #2
    crotalus667
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    Dman001 wrote: »
    If you eat food with alcohol in it, are you breaking the pledge?

    alcohol is alcohol so yes :rolleyes:,


  • #3
    MooseJam
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,111 ✭✭✭MooseJam


    I´d say no, sure theres lots of medicines that have alcohol in it to , I doubt there would be any harm in eating trifle or the like, I took the pledge myself when I was a youngster lasted into lateish teens too


  • #4
    kelly1
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    Let's not forget mouth-wash :)


  • #5
    Dman001
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    So I alcohol in food is okay?


  • #6
    crotalus667
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    Dman001 wrote: »
    So I alcohol in food is okay?

    If the alcohol its self is cooked off then yes otherwise you are still consuming alcohol :rolleyes:


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  • #7
    humanji
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    The pledge doesn't include alchohol for medicinal purposes and generally, alchohol in food is cooked off, so you're ok. Anyway, isn't the Pledge a pledge to not drink alchohol. Eating it isn't the same. The whole point is that you're not going out on the piss, isn't it?


  • #8
    MooseJam
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    exactly nobody's going to get pissed on trifle


  • #9
    crotalus667
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    MooseJam wrote: »
    exactly nobody's going to get pissed on trifle

    They will if they make it the way my grandmother does:p


  • #10
    Dman001
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,534 ✭✭✭Dman001


    Thanks. I'm sure same goes for alcohol in soaps and perfumes/aftershave,


  • #11
    PDN
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    humanji wrote: »
    The pledge doesn't include alchohol for medicinal purposes and generally, alchohol in food is cooked off, so you're ok. Anyway, isn't the Pledge a pledge to not drink alchohol. Eating it isn't the same. The whole point is that you're not going out on the piss, isn't it?

    I had always thought that alcohol in food is cooked off, but apparently not: http://www.ochef.com/165.htm


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  • #12
    RealEstateKing
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    Such as bread for example.

    However, as far as you're concerned, alcohol is only an issue when it is present in such quantities that it overwhelms the liver and gets sent to the brain, whereupon it causes intoxication.

    Otherwise we'd have to say your an opium user if you eat poppy-seed bagels.


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