Super Quick Video Tips: Improving the Flavor of Inexpensive Vodka



Test Cook Rebeccah Marsters shows us how to turn a bottle of the cheap stuff into a premium-tasting spirit.

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  1. Surprise discovery – BS!

    I have used 4 times filter for 15 years. In fact, you can NOT tell the difference. Filter svedka or sky 4 times & compare with grey goose. No difference. Since Kirkland Vodka is so cheap I don’t do this anymore. Bottoms Up!

  2. Two Russians are lost at sea in a tiny lifeboat. They've been drifting for weeks with no hope of rescue. One day, one of them sees a lamp floating in the waves. He picks it up and rubs it, and a genie appears.
    "You may have one wish," says the genie.
    Instantly, the Russian with the lamp says, "I wish the ocean was made of vodka!"
    "Your wish is my command," booms the genie. He turns the entire ocean into vodka, and then disappears in a puff of smoke.
    "You idiot!" yells the other Russian. "Now we have to piss in the boat!".

  3. What kind of idiot drinks vodka straight. It has absolutely zero flavor and no personality. You can make vodka from literally any alcohol, including wine and beer, just by distilling it enough.

  4. Omg is it possible that is the first video I have seen where americas test kitchen hasn't suggested the most expensive thing on the market still using the overpriced all-clad though I see (that's there sponsor but we won't tell anyone that will we) teehee

  5. Americans prefer the clean, tasteless vodkas like Finlandia and Absolute, which are distilled like medical alcohol for maximum purity. The tasteless vodkas are idea for mixing because they let other flavors dominate the drink why they supply the booziness. Russians generally prefer to drink vodka straight and have a refined cultural palate that can discern a range of flavors, including water source and quality as well as the taste of the grain which are both considered important for good vodka.

  6. the part you're looking for is "If you want it for straight up drinking, seasoned pallets will notice the difference. also the grit will be filtered out since you run it through multiple times

  7. Filters don't run $3 a pop. Cheapest is probably $7. I wouldn't use that filter for water ever again. Really cheap vodka and good vodka has a much bigger price difference than $7. Plus you can use the filter multiple times. From what I understand plastic can be the enemy of spirits.

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