Don't drink and drive!.. Can you get drunk on KEFIR OR COMBUCHA?.. YES!

[Anonymous]

Clicked on this because I loved the buzz kombucha gave me when I was pregnant. Damn. Didn’t realize I was getting drunk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At Costco a few weeks ago, the guy at the checkout told me their vanilla extract and holiday season truffles are higher in alcohol than the vodka soda cocktails in my cart.

Ok, well are you planning on drinking 12oz of vanilla extract?

[Anonymous]

I don't understand anyone would pay to drink the nasty drinks with a big lump of snot like goop at the bottom of the bottle. Just disgusting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So apparently you can get drunk on Kefir and Kombucha.

Be careful out there all you healthy eaters!

Can you get drunk on kefir?
Fermented drinks like kombucha and kefir aren't actually alcohol-free, and drinking a lot of them could even leave you over the drunk driving limit, an Australian study conducted by Victoria's Department of Health and Human Services on behalf of Food Standards Australia and New Zealand has found.

https://www.insider.com/kombucha-kefir-fermented-drinks-contain-alcohol-half-beer-study-2019-9

I don’t think I could drink sufficient kefir to even get a mild buzz. It’s the consistency of drinkable yogurt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt.

Or killed.

[youtube] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LV9yvGGNaiQ[/youtube]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At Costco a few weeks ago, the guy at the checkout told me their vanilla extract and holiday season truffles are higher in alcohol than the vodka soda cocktails in my cart.

Am gonna go eat truffles till I get tipsy now, brb.

[Anonymous]

It's also possible to be charged with DUI if you have something like Benadryl in your system. I know someone that happened to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At Costco a few weeks ago, the guy at the checkout told me their vanilla extract and holiday season truffles are higher in alcohol than the vodka soda cocktails in my cart.

Ok, well are you planning on drinking 12oz of vanilla extract?

I am not sure if they would get drunk on that but their farts would sure smell sweet...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's also possible to be charged with DUI if you have something like Benadryl in your system. I know someone that happened to.

I don't know about hat but what insane person would buy a substance that says on the box
"may cause drowsiness" and attempt to drive after it? Also that label really is misleading.. if
it does cause drowsiness why they don't say "don't drive' but "be careful with driving?" that is not reasonable! Benadryl should change this recommendation /warning to don't drink and drive.

[Anonymous]

What? It does contain the whole aluminum lake?

[Anonymous]

How those companies make that stuff..
So here is this bored scientist sitting in the lab.. how bout I will mix a batch of some allergy medicine..
hm.... what should I start with? Oh, wait, I have some left over carnauba wax from buffing my car yesterday!

Yeah, I will throw this in first.. what else do I have...

[Anonymous]

Wait, what? Polyethylene Glycol? Hm...