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I make hard cider sometimes and folks are always really impressed. They don't believe me when I say you literally just put apple cider and yeast in a big bottle for a few weeks. Bam. Hard cider. It's literally that easy.
Kinda no reason not to make stuff like this yourself sometimes. It's easy and satisfying as fuck. Everyone who drinks should try it
is there a guide to this? ive heard that methanol is a byproduct of that process and kinda don't wanna go blind
Methanol pretty much only comes from distillation, or cutting something with industrial-grade alcohol. If you're fermenting apple juice there might be a tiny amount of methanol, enough to give you a hangover but not enough to make you go blind.
You can just add yeast to a jug of apple juice and let it sit with the cap on loose for a week or two and it will make something with alcohol in it, but if you want it to consistently taste good there's a little bit more involved. Still, it's one of the easiest ways to make your own booze.
Here's a more detailed guide: https://howtomakehardcider.com/