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If it's served in a cider glass, yes. If it's served in a beer glass (with the mark below the rim), then you should still get a full measure.
Eh? If they put the ice in first how do they know how much cider to pour on top? Lots of places seem to put a big scoop of ice in. Memories of being a kid and always saying no to ice in my coke, since they filled the whole glass with ice first (like in the adverts) and I wanted my 50p worth
Eh? If they put the ice in first how do they know how much cider to pour on top? Lots of places seem to put a big scoop of ice in. Memories of being a kid and always saying no to ice in my coke, since they filled the whole glass with ice first (like in the adverts) and I wanted my 50p worth
Ah, when I last saw a pint of cider being served with ice, the ice went in at the end. And I think the reason was to get a full measure in
Ah, when I last saw a pint of cider being served with ice, the ice went in at the end. And I think the reason was to get a full measure in
Yeah, that's probably the right way to do it... not sure you might be breaking weights and measures law otherwise (though it happens). Bit of a PITA putting a handful of ice into a full-ish glass.
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