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The measures and measuring page has the definitions used here, which has dashes as a lot smaller than your definition. 4 dashes = 1.25ml
https://www.diffordsguide.com/encyclopedia/1177/cocktails/measures-and-measuring
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The measures and measuring page has the definitions used here, which has dashes as a lot smaller than your definition. 4 dashes = 1.25ml
https://www.diffordsguide.com/encyclopedia/1177/cocktails/measures-and-measuring
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Is this the same as Kingston 62 White?
Has this changed, or does it differ between amrkets? The official US site says 15.2g per 1.5 oz, which would be around 340g/L, and the Swedish government Systembolaget site shows it as 376g/L and Norway's shows it as 360 g/L, all of which are significantly higher.
...and the Waitrose site shows it as 342g! So no agreement at all, but all around 350g/L.
The sugar content of the finished liqueur is 180 grams of sugar per litre.
Has this changed, or does it differ between amrkets? The official US site says 15.2g per 1.5 oz, which would be around 340g/L, and the Swedish government Systembolaget site shows it as 376g/L and Norway's shows it as 360 g/L, all of which are significantly higher.
The description in the book has an editing error. It refers to it as being created by "Emily Gosling of Black rum (e.g. Goslings)"
According to this study, alcohol *does* kill salmonella, at least in a pisco sour, and it takes several minutes. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0023643819309508?via%3Dihub