What is Mead made of?

Written by Ansley Hill, RD, LD on November 15, 2018. Mead is a fermented beverage traditionally made from honey, water and a yeast or bacterial culture. Sometimes called “the drink of the gods,” mead has been cultivated and consumed across the world for thousands of years. This article explores mead and its possible benefits and pitfalls.

What is a meme coin?

What Is a Meme Coin? In a nutshell, meme coins are cryptocurrencies inspired by memes and internet jokes. Dogecoin, for example, was inspired by the Doge meme created from a viral photo of a Shiba Inu.

Is Mead the same as beer?

Interestingly, mead was common across ancient cultures around the world including those in Asia, Europe and Africa. Though similar to beer, wine or cider, mead occupies a beverage category on its own since its primary fermentable sugar is honey. All you need to make basic mead is honey, water and a yeast or bacterial culture.

What is a clad coin?

Clad – A term used to describe the issues of United States dimes, quarters, halves and some dollars made since 1965 with a center core of pure copper and a layer of copper nickel or silver on both sides. Clad Bag – A term used to describe a bag containing $1,000 of face value clad coinage, most commonly 40% silver half dollars.