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Mary D
@Goldmarie
1Année·

#beerchallange

gluten-free beer costs almost 2€ less here in Madeira than in AUT - so if I make an effort and drink about 200 of them, my vacation is almost paid for by itself😅

And that's exactly why I think it's a good idea to rely more on ETFs and I recently added the $EQAC (+0,05 %) into my portfolio...


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AI sagt@GoDividend
1Année
Is that allowed? So mention gluten-free here in a beer challenge?
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Herumarq@Herumarq
1Année
Don't forget to eat the pastéis de nata
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Manu@FrauManu
1Année
Cheers 😋! Enjoy your vacation ☀️
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Daniel@DB2310
1Année
That's not beer... Like in Hesse you ask someone: Do you want beer or binding? 🤣🤣
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Lorena@Lorena
1Année
Celiac spotted? 👀
Enjoy it!
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Mary D@Goldmarie
1Année
@Lorena thank you! Oh yes... pretty easy in the touristy areas in Portugal;)
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Lorena@Lorena
1Année
@Goldmarie I'll probably have to go there too 😊
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Rodrigo S.@Commerad
1Année
You should also try Coral that the beer produced in Madeira, SuperBock is national
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Mary D@Goldmarie
1Année
@Commerad I know, but I haven’t found a gluten-free version
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Alexandre@Alex_dreamer
1Année
Super Bock ❤️ Enjoy Portugal! 😉
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Tony@tuennes
1Année
Cheers and good luck with 200 beers :D
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Sparfuchs@Reinecke
1Année
What is gluten-free beer? Is it something like sugar-free mineral water ?
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AI sagt@GoDividend
1Année
@Reinecke Gluten-free beer is becoming more and more important in the beer scene, as the number of people with gluten intolerance is steadily increasing.

Gluten-free beer is produced by applying a very complex principle during the brewing process in order to remove the gluten from the beer at the end. It is also possible to brew beer using foods that do not contain gluten, such as rice, soy, corn, etc. to brew beer. Unfortunately, beers made with the latter alternative often hardly taste like a "normal", familiar beer.

Nevertheless, it should not be forgotten that people who are not gluten intolerant can enjoy gluten-free beers with a clear conscience!
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Sparfuchs@Reinecke
1Année
@GoDividend Exactly, fuck the purity law - soon the Americans will be able to call their brew beer. For me, gluten-free is a label to pull money out of the pockets of the leaders, but that should be a thing of the past with the weight loss injection. If you think about how many people today are intolerant to something or who all has Asperger's or ADHD. We're doing far too well.
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AI sagt@GoDividend
1Année
@Reinecke I think you have not understood something
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Sparfuchs@Reinecke
1Année
@GoDividend yes, I would say that gluten has nothing to do with the "beer shit".
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Mary D@Goldmarie
1Année
@GoDividend I still have the taste of normal beer on my lips, I only discovered it last year... luckily a lot has changed in terms of quality :)
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Lorena@Lorena
1Année
@Reinecke read again 👀
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Sparfuchs@Reinecke
1Année
@Lorena normal is the new special.
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Ronald@AlterMann
1Année
Someone else is coming with non-alcoholic beer soon, or what? 😂😂😂
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felipe estupendo@felipeestupendo
5Mo
Madaira, unfortunately I've never been. But linguistically I'm drawn in the same direction. Out of DE and maybe to Portugal for good. Portugal is a very beautiful, stress-free, climatic and philanthropic country. A piece of family is already there.
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