No, but some people make rum cake so strong that you'd swear you could. All the alcohol burns off when it cooks and you're just left with the rum flavor. The lady I get rum cakes from makes them super strong, so I've often wondered about this myself.
theoreticaly the if you boil/bake something for long enough the alcohol would have evaporated, though there may still be some remaing and the 'taste' might trigger a craving. Thus from someone who understands, I'd rather just not. PG
Yes. The alcohol evaporates during cooking.
Rum cake has alcohol in it and is bad for your body. It could damage your liver but you could still eat it, once and a while.
Yes.
Yes.
All rum is alcoholic by definition. Some rum flavors added to various foods are not actual rum.
All rum is alcoholic by definition. Some rum flavors added to various foods are not actual rum.
An alcoholic beverage.
rum
Rum
rum is an alcoholic spirit. It can look clear (white rum), golden (navy rum) or a dark black colour (dark rum)
Ship + alcoholic = pirate + alcohol was rum (I thought)Alcoholic + Ship
Um... It's Rum... So... Yup! Unless they make a non-alcoholic Coconut rum, but not that I am aware of...
A black cake is a variety of Caribbean fruitcake based on plum pudding, with plums and raisins soaked in rum.
Since rum is alcoholic, solution should be homogeneous.
Hot buttered rum
Typically by adding rum.