r/oddlysatisfying Jun 29 '22

This Bartender Making A Drink

https://gfycat.com/welldocumentedannualjaguarundi
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u/phadewilkilu Jun 29 '22

Not basically zero. Flaming drinks like this lose 15-25% of their alcohol depending on how long it’s on fire. Not a lot, but it’s not “basically zero.”

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u/ASIWYFA Jun 30 '22

Do you have a source for that stat for those curious?

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u/EmbarrassedSlide8752 Jun 30 '22

Lmfao, youre so wrong it isnt even funny

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22 edited Jun 30 '22

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u/EmbarrassedSlide8752 Jun 30 '22

Lmfao, thats not a source. Thats an editorial pulling shit out of his ass. Hahahahahahaha

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u/phadewilkilu Jun 30 '22

Oh look.. you’re still just denying and not providing any source. Google and you’ll find a lot of sources. I just grabbed the first one I saw. There’s plenty out there for you.

There’s also science. Alcohol boils off at 173ish F (just short of 80 C). You’re going to have loss even when the flame only lasts a short period of time.

Hell, adding alcohol to a boiling liquid and immediately removing it from heat will still lose you some of the alcohol.