Beverage
Cider
Cider noun - A beverage made from juice pressed from apples.
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At the time, the only people who still lived in log cabins and drank hard cider were old coots in the backwoods (logs had mostly been replaced by clapboard and hard cider by whisky as the construction material and beverage of choice by then), and Van Buren attempted to paint Harrison as such.
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In Europe, "cider" always refers to the beverage made from fermenting this juice - which North Americans would call "hard cider" or "alcoholic cider".
Source: Cross-Cultural Kerfluffle - Drink them - either as juice or booze (when Johnny Appleseed went around giving out apple seeds, the latter was what he had in mind; cider was the most common alcoholic beverage in the US during the Antebellum era).
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