Powdered Alchohol? Noooooooooo

Hell you mean "noooooo"?

Ain't gonna replace a beer on the boat, but it sure beats $9 beers at the Leafs games.

Alcohol in liquid form is traditional, been around
for thousands of years. So no to PA.

I agree with you almost completely. I can only say it again - Nine. Dollars. A beer. That's a hundred dollar bill per game. An adult pixie stick could come in handy when it's saving that much bank.

I wonder about the implications. Open container? I know one of my arenas got semi shut down on legal places to drink. You can have beer in the pub and in the pro-shop, but in the lobby or locker room is game suspension because their liquor license doesn't cover it. What now?

If searching is based on terrorism, our laws should only allow those dangers to be impeded and no other privacy violated should be used against you. To hell with them and powdered alcohol to the rescue. I hardly even believe it's actually possible though and wonder what side effects could be, if any.

Its been around for 40 years, just never got approved.
I'm sure its tasteless and tastes like whatever you mix
it with.

Not approved damn. Too much easy money at risk letting it go to market.

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Not approved damn. Too much easy money at risk letting it go to market.

mmmmm I wonder what powdered baby powder would taste like? :)

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mmmmm I wonder what powdered baby powder would taste like? :)

If you're insinuating it should be illegal because it could be given to kids accidentally, it's a lame excuse. Based on the assumption the powder would still taste like an alcoholic beverage, the parents would still feed their babies white Russians if they're so drunk and careless.

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Not approved damn. Too much easy money at risk letting it go to market.

It was approved but they did the label wrong
and have to fix it.