Sometimes, but you will then end up with different flavors and possibly a different kind of drink.
Sherry, Port, Marsala or Brandy
the answer is Marc - it is a form of pomace brandy
Use fruit juice or syrup of choice, depending upon which flavor essence direction you want cake to taste (orange, pineapple, peach, apricot, etc.), along with matching amount of non-alcoholic vanilla extract, to equal amount of liquid (bourbon) called for in recipe.
physical change.
The alcohol is evaporated. That is not chemical. And it doesn't matter if the chef is french - in fact it evaporates even if the person making the sauce is NOT a chef.
No they stopped making it in the 80's
Brandy is a distilled alcoholic beverage that is produced by fermented fruit and heated to a high temperature to produce alcohol. A brandy burner is what some people use in the illegal process of making brandy hit the temperature it needs to hit for distillation.
You may not have this ingredient either, but drug stores sell various types of meal substitute drinks (some of which would be described as "instant breakfast"), which have a similar thickness and richness to evaporated milk, and which can be used as a substitute. The biggest advantage of making that substitution is that the meal substitute drinks do not have lactose in them, so if you are lactose intolerant, the resulting recipe will be much easier to digest. It is, however, somewhat more expensive than evaporated milk.
Making soft drinks is a chemical change. After my opinion it is physical process of mixing.
Making soft drinks is a chemical change. After my opinion it is physical process of mixing.
Rum, brandy, or sherry.
Vegetable Shortening